- Remove extra newlines added to torrc.
- Remove comments added in random places to torrc.
- Enable tor instance during setup.
- Fix restarts to use tor instance.
- Revert change to augeas lens to attempt handling +.
- Add support for hyphens in values to augeas lens.
- Increment module version so setup can run again.
Because the icons don't uniquely identify apps, we don't want to
minimize the shortcut text too much.
Rename center-header to center-info.
Minor adjustments to templates for readability.
Update changelog.
Remove unneeded gettext around configure URLs.
Remove module-level variables for configure URLs. Just use it directly
in add_shortcut().
Use reverse lookup for configure URLs.
Check that configure_url is set before displaying.
Change appearance of Configure link to a button.
Recently dynamic DNS module was fixed to use root ownership and limited
permissions for configuration and status files to avoid other users
reading dynmaic DNS account details. This caused a regression when
Plinth is being run as non-root user. This patch runs the commands to
read the current configuration as root user.
Allow Plinth to manage network connections even when running as 'plinth'
user and not root user. This is done by adding polkit rules that
Network Manager checks
- Add new style Javascript based rules file for newer versions of
polkit (>105). This is not fuly tested.
- Add old style .pkla file for older versions of polkit (<=105).
The current favicon is vertically streched and violates branding
guidelines. Reuse an existing, correct 32x32 PNG with transparency
instead of .ICO file. This means that only IE version >= 11 are
supported. Also use the modern format for specifying the favicon in
HTML.
Instead of the transitional package 'letsencrypt'.
I believe, there is no need to rename the entire module to certbo since
letsencrypt is stil a more apt name for the module. Let's Encrypt is a
strong brand that people know. The service is still called Let's
Encrypt. Only the automation tool has been renamed to certbot to avoid
confusion of the service name.
