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Kay Sievers 2007-06-04 15:05:23 +02:00
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# 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA. # 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.
# #
VERSION = 111 VERSION = 112
# set this to make use of syslog # set this to make use of syslog
USE_LOG = true USE_LOG = true

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udev 112
========
Bugfixes.
Control characters in filesystem label strings are no longer silenty
removed, but hex-encoded, to be able to uniquely identify the device
by its symlink in /dev/disk/by-label/.
If libvolume_id is used by mount(8), LABEL= will work as expected,
if slashes or other characters are used in the label string.
To test the existence of a file, TEST=="<file>" and TEST!="<file>"
can be specified now. The TEST key accepts an optional mode mask
TEST{0100}=="<is executable file>".
Scsi_id now supports a mode without expecting scsi-specific sysfs
entries to allow the extraction of cciss-device persistent properties.
udev 111 udev 111
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Bugfixes. Bugfixes.
In the future, we may see uuid's which are just simple character In the future, we may see uuid's which are just simple character
strings (see the DDF Raid Specification). For that reason vol_id now strings (see the DDF Raid Specification). For that reason vol_id now
exports ID_UUID_SAFE, just like ID_LABEL_SAFE. For things like exports ID_FS_UUID_SAFE, just like ID_FS_LABEL_SAFE. For things like
the creation of symlinks, the *_SAFE values ensure, that no control the creation of symlinks, the *_SAFE values ensure, that no control
or whitespace characters are used in the filename. or whitespace characters are used in the filename.