* debian/patches/25_lp90267-dont-tear-down-upped-interfaces.patch: remove
redundant nm_info output previously send to syslog/daemon.log
(LP: #137744).
* debian/patches/41r_wpa_control_custom_timeout.patch: add a state timeout
to wpa control Private struct and add functions to set/unset this custom
timeout; in turn implement this feature and make wpa_ctrl obey this
custom timeout.
* debian/patches/41r_wpa_control_explicit_TIMEOUT_reply_fixup.patch: wpa_ctrl
returns bogus reply string which may lead to access of not-initialized
memory in case an operation times out. We fix this by explicitly setting
reply to TIMEOUT[CLI] on wpa_ctrl side before returning.
* debian/patches/41s_wpa_ctrl_socket_non_block.patch: setup wpa_ctrl_socket as
a real NON_BLOCK socket to prevent one potential reason for stale states
in network-manager (deadlocks).
* debian/patches/41t_nm_device_wireless_index_ctrl_sockets_by_run_count.patch:
to prevent new supplicant sockets to not conflict with sockets that might
still exist from previous run we now append a run_count index to _all_
socket control paths. This run_count is incremented in supplicant_cleanup
and is mod 10 to prevent any overflow when having more than 32-bit runs.
* debian/patches/41q_retry_supplicant_cleanup_startup_if_ctrl_interface_connect_failes.patch:
another try to terminate wpasupplicant more graceful: new shutdown
sequence sends disable_network, ap_scan 0, interface_remove, terminate.
* debian/patches/41u_custom_timeout_for_some_wpa_ctrl_operations.patch: we now
use a custom timeout for ctrl operations: INTERFACE_ADD, DISABLE_NETWORK,
TERMINATE; we take care that this timeout is unset after operations are
through.
* debian/patches/series: add all these great new patches to quilt _series_.
* debian/patches/41d_ipw3945_turn_off_essid_in_stage1.patch,
41l_enable_ipw3945_reset_essid.patch,series: drop from patchset - because
we have a real fix in ipw3945 driver now.
* debian/patches/41n_graceful_supplicant_shutdown.patch: update patch in turn of
dropping the patches above.
network-manager (0.6.5-0ubuntu11) gutsy; urgency=low
* debian/ patches/ 25_lp90267- dont-tear- down-upped- interfaces. patch: remove patches/ 41r_wpa_ control_ custom_ timeout. patch: add a state timeout patches/ 41r_wpa_ control_ explicit_ TIMEOUT_ reply_fixup. patch: wpa_ctrl patches/ 41s_wpa_ ctrl_socket_ non_block. patch: setup wpa_ctrl_socket as patches/ 41t_nm_ device_ wireless_ index_ctrl_ sockets_ by_run_ count.patch: patches/ 41q_retry_ supplicant_ cleanup_ startup_ if_ctrl_ interface_ connect_ failes. patch: patches/ 41u_custom_ timeout_ for_some_ wpa_ctrl_ operations. patch: we now patches/ series: add all these great new patches to quilt _series_. patches/ 41d_ipw3945_ turn_off_ essid_in_ stage1. patch, enable_ ipw3945_ reset_essid. patch,series: drop from patchset - because patches/ 41n_graceful_ supplicant_ shutdown. patch: update patch in turn of
redundant nm_info output previously send to syslog/daemon.log
(LP: #137744).
* debian/
to wpa control Private struct and add functions to set/unset this custom
timeout; in turn implement this feature and make wpa_ctrl obey this
custom timeout.
* debian/
returns bogus reply string which may lead to access of not-initialized
memory in case an operation times out. We fix this by explicitly setting
reply to TIMEOUT[CLI] on wpa_ctrl side before returning.
* debian/
a real NON_BLOCK socket to prevent one potential reason for stale states
in network-manager (deadlocks).
* debian/
to prevent new supplicant sockets to not conflict with sockets that might
still exist from previous run we now append a run_count index to _all_
socket control paths. This run_count is incremented in supplicant_cleanup
and is mod 10 to prevent any overflow when having more than 32-bit runs.
* debian/
another try to terminate wpasupplicant more graceful: new shutdown
sequence sends disable_network, ap_scan 0, interface_remove, terminate.
* debian/
use a custom timeout for ctrl operations: INTERFACE_ADD, DISABLE_NETWORK,
TERMINATE; we take care that this timeout is unset after operations are
through.
* debian/
* debian/
41l_
we have a real fix in ipw3945 driver now.
* debian/
dropping the patches above.
-- Alexander Sack <email address hidden> Mon, 10 Sep 2007 13:06:24 +0200