debian-goodies (0.88.2)
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debian-goodies (0.88.2) unstable; urgency=medium
[ Richard Lewis ]
* Improvements and bugfixes for checkrestart: see checkrestart(8) for documentation
* Improve output:
- new option --show-files (-f) to show deleted files
- show command line of programs, and indicate if the
program is a script or if it has been deleted
- remove duplicates so files appear once per program
- make --verbose output more readable,
- make -t output work with -m and exclusions
- new option --debug (-d) to show debugging information
- exit codes now always indicate is anything needs restart
* Indicate if packages have indicated that the system needs rebooting
using /run/reboot-required (Closes: #530604), this works
with any combination of options (including -t and -m)
* Use systemd cgroup (v2) mechanism to report which systemd service can
restart a program (where possible) (Closes: #678366)
- This is only used if systemd is in use (Closes: #784833)
- This means we can prefer systemd commands to guessing initscripts if
systemd is in use (initscripts are still suggested on non-systemd)
- Understands services in systemd-nspawn containers
* Generalise ability to exclude things from the results:
- new option -x, which can exclude by pid, programme, unit, file or
package (Closes: #611598)
- -x can also mark that units or initscripts are potentially
disruptive - restart is still suggested but caution is advised
- -x can also be used to control what initscripts are suggested
on non-systemd systemd (or systems not using cgroups v2) as
under systemd we know exactly which unit is responsible for each program)
* Defaults for exclusions are read from /etc/checkrestart/ - see the manpage
- You can also add other files with -b
(-b is renamed blocklistfile for accuracy and readability)
- Option -a empties the entire list of exclusions (Closes: #979739)
(this now works with --terse as well)
- Ignore all files in /var by default (Closes: #783636)
- Ignore false positives from /proc/pid/fdinfo which is used by
chromium and firefox (Closes: #979878)
* Hide warnings from lsof (including about fuse filesystems) (Closes: #991520)
- Several unreported bugs in how lsof was being used are also
fixed: potentially more things genuinely needing a restart will be
detected as a result
* Add bash completion
* Also report programs not in debian packages (Closes: 852933)
using -p will exclude unpackaged programs (Closes: 864749)
* Remove '(deleted)' from filenames so that -b is matched against the
actual filename (Closes: #992754)
* Allow running as non-root (results are marked as incomplete)
* Work around dpkg-query not understanding usrmerge (Closes: #1004224)
* Bump Standards-Version to 4.7.0 (no changes)
* Add autopkgtests (covering checkrestart only)
[ Axel Beckert ]
* debmany:
+ Fix -k option: Use "kfmclient newTab" instead of no more existing
"kfmclient exec" subcommand.
+ Fix shell injection via crafted .deb. (Closes: #1031267)
Thanks to Jakub Wilk for reporting!
[ Debian Janitor ]
* Remove constraints unnecessary since buster (oldstable):
+ Remove 2 maintscript entries from 1 files.
-- Javier Fernández-Sanguino Peña <jfs@debian.org> Tue, 01 Oct 2024 01:14:33 +0200
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