Cyril Brulebois <kibi@debian.org> writes: > Christian PERRIER <bubulle@debian.org> (25/08/2012): >> netcfg is a bit more tricky than other packages I proposed. >> >> testing has 1.81, unstable now has 1.89. >> >> Changes summary: >> >> * List available ESSIDs: I tested this change myself and...it's >> working as expected >> >> * Add logging to iface activation and deactivation: trivial change >> which is mostly aimed at helping further development, I guess >> >> * Rename cryptic killall.sh to kill-all-dhcp: admitedly cosmetic >> (shut-up lintian...). Tested by myself >> >> * Coding style cleanups: not sure it was appropriate at this stage of >> the release (OK, no more no less than my won cosmetic changes!)....but >> seems safe >> >> * Cleanup link detection handling and improve logging: ditto >> >> * Avoid gateway reachability testing on s390(x) with a layer 3 qeth >> network device: as far as I understand, important for s390x >> >> * wireless.c: Fix some spelling mistakes: trivial and safe >> >> ....and of course, many l10n changes (most of them triggerred by the >> "List available ESSIDs" change by Sorina) > > Indeed, that one is trickier. It will probably only be reviewed later > this weekend, or during next week. Thanks for the details. Just as an additional data point. I have been using all these changes since they were commited in all my tests and don't know of any unresolved problems. I also reviewed all changes made by Sorina before mergeing them to trunk. But of course I can't garantuee that I did not miss something. Another check is always appreciated. As a last part of the GSOC project we are working on a better solution to carry over wireless configuration to the installed system. This should avoid the current problems that the cleartext password is written to /etc/network/interfaces and that network-manager does not manage the wireless interface because of that. This code can be found in the people/sorina/write_config branch. I don't intend to merge this before wheezy without prior discussion on debian-boot. But personally I think both changes should go into the wheezy installer. Gaudenz -- Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better. ~ Samuel Beckett ~
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