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Commit ID 23718a679d0ebd4005be66493d6874cd91db4219
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Contributor: | Bernardo Freitas Paulo da Costa | Files Modified: | 1 |
| Date: | 11-September-2011 at 20:49 | Lines Added: | 29 | |
| Repository: | http://git.mymind.fr/git/pfixtools.git master | Lines Removed: | 7 | |
| Commit Comment: | Implement proxy capabilities for postlicyd-rsyncrbl The format for a configuration line is now Destination=URL[proxy] where the [proxy] part is not required if no proxy is needed. Carefully analysing the script though, the ending ] is not strictly enforced, but it helps understanding what's going on. As whitespace now appears in the configuration, the parsing with "grep =" is not valid anymore (as it would split the line). Therefore, the configuration file now MUST have proper lines when they are not commented. On the other hand, the new parsing makes it possible to have comments in the end of the line as usual scripts. A further change (in the script, does not affect the configuration file) is that the order of the arguments to getfile has changed so that it reflects more the configuration file instead of the rsync arguments. modified: tools/postlicyd-rsyncrbl |
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