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It is not of much use.
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Also: tag error messages as systemd error messages when the messages are
not directed to the terminal.
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Netctl files can potentially contain passwords or execute code as root.
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The hooks (including any interface hook) are loaded each time a wpa
event occurs. This means the auto.action script can be extended in the
hooks. For this purpose, several exported variables (mainly $ACTION)
can be checked for their value. The name of the active profile is not
exported, but still available (just as in ordinary netctl usage) through
the $Profile variable.
Profiles ending in .action are disallowed (reserved for possible future
use). Both ifplugd and wpa_actiond have a notion of 'action script'.
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Profiles now have access to it.
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Substituting "/dev/null/nonexistent" for an empty $Connection,
of course, does generally work, but is somewhat ugly (esp. in that
the string is appended to $CONN_DIR, so the resulting path may
theoretically exist).
Instead, substitute an empty string for the complete path if $Connection
is empty: an empty string can never be readable.
Signed-off-by: Ivan Shapovalov <intelfx100@gmail.com>
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When interpreted as an array, the empty string represents a 1-element
array consisting of the empty string. This is actually very reasonable.
Reported by: Thomas Bächler <thomas@archlinux.org>
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This allows connection scripts to provide defaults, among other things.
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Old location: /etc/network.d
New location: /etc/netctl
This should ease migration from netcfg and is a better path anyway.
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This settles a style for 'case' statements:
The label and closing colons are indented with two spaces,
The body is indented with two more, totalling four spaces.
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This commit contains the refactoring and rewriting of code.
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This commit contains the moving of files.
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