Hi all,
Gophernicus v3.0.1 has been released.
Changelog:
* add installation notes to git checkout before installing
* fix typo in debian packaging (fixes `make deb`)
* update docs to reflect new changes
* fix indenting and typos in docs
This is mainly to fix `make deb` which didn't work in v3.0.
There is no pressing need to upgrade, but you may like to anyway.
~fosslinux
Hi all,
Gophernicus 3.0 has been released! This is essentially a snapshot
of the rolling-release tidied up and working.
It works on:
* all linux's tested on
* OpenBSD (most likely other bsds)
Also, the systemd socket now works correctly.
The major change warrenting a new major version is the moving of
the binary from 'in.gophernicus' to 'gophernicus'. Please update
any scripts you use, etc. All files in the repo have been updated
to reflect this new location.
Other changes since 101 include:
* prevent leak of executable gophermap contents
* make sure {x,}inetd works when systemd is on the system
* allow -j flag to work
* add h9bnks (yargo) and fosslinux into developer roles
* add -nx flag, blocks executable gophermaps
* add -nu flag, disable ~/public_gopher
* modify various documentation to markdown
* fix various formattings and typos
* allow inetd targets to work without update-inetd
* correct handling of inetd.conf
* remove list of supported platforms
* remove example gophermaps
* add dependencies for various distros to INSTALL.md
* fix query urls
* add travis ci
* add documentation about CI
Note, that this is not guranteed to fully work. Not everyone should
upgrade.
If you are running 101 (or earlier) and haven't upgraded to newer
versions due to stability worries, wait for 3.1.
If you've been using a release since 3.1, upgrade.
If you are running gophernicus on an important production system,
do not upgrade to 3.0. Wait for 3.1.
If you find any bugs, please report them on our github
(https://github.com/gophernicus/gophernicus).
Also, please note that from now and future releases, you should
checkout the correct version (ie 'git checkout 3.0') before
installing, unless you want extremely development versions.
3.1 should be out in the next few months.
Until next time,
~fosslinux
