Re: IPFire 2.29 - Core Update 191 is available for testing

[Adolf Belka <adolf.belka@ipfire.org>]

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Hi Arne,

I have confirmed that the ipblocklists/sources, initscripts/functions and dhcpcd are all now updated as expected in Core Update 191 Testing.

So that covers everything that I have identified up to this point.

Regards,

Adolf.

On 07/01/2025 12:15, Adolf Belka wrote:
> Hi Arne,
>
> On 07/01/2025 09:46, Arne Fitzenreiter wrote:
>> Hi Adolf,
>>
>> I can confirm:
>> ipblocklists/sources and initscripts/functions
>>
>> but wlanap.cgi (it is also not in core system), squid and dhcpcd are not touched since core190.
>
> When I was looking through the git repo list of commits I went past the one called "core191: start updater"
>
> So I was also checking the commits from CU190.
>>
>> should we reship this anyways and bump hostapd version?
>
> squid I didn't test when I checked it. Using squid -v I can confirm it was correctly updated in CU190 and so no problem for CU191.
>
> dhcpcd had a version update in CU190 but it turns out it wasn't shipped in CU190 and so that is why dhcpcd --version shows the old version in CU190 and in CU191. So dhcpcd could definitely do with shipping again.
>
> wlanap.cgi is a very interesting situation.
> It turns out that it is installed when you do a fresh install but if you don't have hostapd installed then it never gets updated.
> If you install hostapd it then gets updated to the latest version and if you then uninstall hostapd then wlanap.cgi is also removed.
>
> It turns out that wlanap.cgi is not commented out in the web-user-interface rootfile.
>
> So when I was checking I was doing it with an old version of wlanap.cgi in my vm testbed, because I don't have hostapd installed on it.
>
> So all the wlanap.cgi updates were correctly installed and I confirmed this by installing hostapd and then checking some of the commit changes in the freshly installed wlanap.cgi
>
> I will provide a patch to correct the web-user-interface rootfile. Not critical for this to go into CU191 Testing as wlanap.cgi has been uncommented since at least CU90 and probably from when it was first created.
>
> So sorry for my error although it did allow me to find some interesting things.
>
> Regards,
> Adolf.
>
>>
>> Arne
>>
>>
>>
>> Am 2025-01-03 21:42, schrieb Adolf Belka:
>>> Hi All,
>>>
>>> I have found that some things didn't get shipped in CU191.
>>>
>>> I have looked through all the changes and I believe that the following 5 are the only things (but don't hold me to it). The list of updates was quite large so that a few got missed is not so surprising.
>>>
>>> ipblocklists/sources    - confirmed in the updated system by checking the sources file
>>> wlanap.cgi        - confirmed in the updated system with one of the changes
>>> squid
>>> dhcpcd            - confirmed in the updated system by checking version
>>> initscripts/functions    - confirmed in the updated system by checking the functions file
>>>
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Adolf.
>>>
>>> On 03/01/2025 17:37, IPFire Project wrote:
>>>> Happy New Year! I hope everyone had a great start. The IPFire development team has been very busy over the holidays and is bringing you the latest update for IPFire ready for testing. It comes yet again with a huge amount of package updates to keep your firewall up to date and IPFire the modern Linux OS that it is. The update also includes a number of smaller bug fixes and groundwork for some bigger changes that will be released over the next couple of updates.
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>>>>   IPFire 2.29 - Core Update 191 is available for testing
>>>>
>>>> Happy New Year! I hope everyone had a great start. The IPFire development team has been very busy over the holidays and is bringing you the latest update for IPFire ready for testing. It comes yet again with a huge amount of package updates to keep your firewall up to date and IPFire the modern Linux OS that it is. The update also includes a number of smaller bug fixes and groundwork for some bigger changes that will be released over the next couple of updates.
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