In OpenWrt 19.07 packages feed, there was updated zerotier from master
branch to version 1.6.2 and it includes same workaround

OpenWrt does it in different way, but it is included in OpenWrt 19.07.

This has to be string otherwise it won't do replan. In the end it is not
that of a big issue. Subsequent execution later on removes this fix
package.

Co-authored-by: Jan Pavlinec <jan.pavlinec@nic.cz>
Co-authored-by: Vojtech Myslivec <vojtech.myslivec@nic.cz>

In OpenWrt master, there were dropped SSL variants of transmission.
We backported change to have life easier and luckily for us,
Transmission list works even there is daemon-openssl.

This just ensures that transmission-daemon will be installed, if we will
remove some day fix package for Turris OS 5.x.

Fixes: 37e45862
("patches/backport/transmission: add patch to remove package variants")

I don't think it is a good idea to push all tags, which you are having.
Sometimes you can have local tags, which you don't want to push but with
suggested commands they will be pushed.

Let's advise to push tag, which was created.

This is better approach not only because we can potentially upstream
this but also because it covers all packages and breaks potentially if
new variant is added.

This typo caused that non htt drivers were always installed.

Karel Koci authored 4 years ago and Karel Koci committed 4 years ago

This disables root account.

Placing of this patch expects it to be caried for a long time so it was
moved to second possition while current second patch was moved to thid.
That makes it of same number as existing patch but that patch is going
to be dropped in future so no harm to have them with same number for
now.

And I just forgot to rename it so it exactly happened that. That means
update of NOR in all routers tracking HBK.
With subsequent build it is going to break so we have to do this rename
anyway.

This fixes fourth LAN port on running Turris Shields.

This effectivelly fixes contract variable on Turris Mox (Shield)
routers with rescue update.

Fields should be compared case insensitive as they can be in any such
format. Using awk instead to compare and correctly parse HTTP head
format.

There is known problem with this code and that is it can't parse
date-time formats with colons. The reason is that printing original
string ($0) in awk sneaks in to it some unwanted characters such as \r
and probably others that are not considered as whitespaces by date
command. This way we take only text.

Michal Hrusecky authored 4 years ago and Karel Koci committed 4 years ago

Settting timezone doesn't work without those.

The condition is that we run on current root (that we even have easy
access to snapshots), that we have snapshots (schnapps installed)
and that version of Turris OS is less than 5.1.1.
We use system version to compare because we can't detect that empty file
any other way.

There might be some settings later on, it is kinda fair to give people
an option to opt out from Sentinel and also dashboard shows warning
about datacolect if the page is not present

Netmetr is nice to have and dev-detect just generates notifications, so
harmless as well.

Standard for_l10n function provided by root updater script is creating
requests with default priority 50. This effectively increases priority
of all packages using it to include their languages.

The solution here is to decrease priority for language packages to
something very small (10 was chosen).

Also because we had to have copy of for_l10n function in bootstrap it
was instead moved from there to utils and provided as our own version
instead of updater's one.
Original function can potentially be dropped later on as Turris lists
are no longer using it thanks to this change.