self-hosted external dependency fallback; or default via A2SERVER_NO_EXTERNAL=1
a2serverrc sets default A2SERVER_SCRIPT_URL and A2SERVER_BINARY_URL
64-bit Debian precompiled binary support
support for reorganized files subdirectory
better information re unsupported OS at start of install
info about netboot at end of install
no longer deletes ~/GNUstep
install libdb5.1 and libssl1.0.0 by default instead of older versions
small tweaks and fixes regarding Debian detection, case insensitive fs, etc
updated source code path for The Unarchiver
this is internal version 1.2.8; see "release" notes about external dependencies
Closes#11 and #13. As mentioned in #11, support for Ubuntu should
return in the future, but not explicitly. Rather, the core of A2SERVER
itself ashould be made to run on any OS distribution for which our
requirements are met.
The goal is that any OS-specific details should be part of OS-specific
packaging or handled by the user (editing MOTD/issue files, etc.) We
can handle those details on Debian systems because we know how to do
that when packaging for Debian. Ubuntu, Fedora, etc. packages will have
to make their own tweaks. This commit doesn't do all of that, but it
does mean there's one fewer things we need to worry about during the
transition.
Closes#7. There are other versions of the firmware that are between
the last/current version and the last one marked supported, and they
should all work fine. Since theoretically all future versions of Jessie
will be supported once we get there, that should make things easier once
we get there.
Reflowed the scripts (mostly) according to vim's autoindent engine.
Also added vim modelines so that people who are familiar with them can
configure their environment for A2SERVER's conventions. Also removed
trailing whitespace from lines and files while I was at it to make git
happier about various things.
An unusual quirk of git is that it tends not to like trailing whitespace
at the end of lines, and trailing blank lines at the end of a file. It
messes with the word diffs a bit I think. Anyway, it's easily removed,
so I've removed it.
This is perhaps less than ideal, but it should make the scripts work in
any web directory you put the repository into. As such, this should be
considered part of the "initial state" trying to match Ivan's current
non-SCM setup. We can adjust this later if he does something different
on his end.
