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Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2016-06-14	drop inotify, we can just rely on SIGHUP.	Luke Shumaker
	much simple. very kiss.
2015-11-08	gofmt	Luke Shumaker

2015-11-07	use the separate packages from lukeshu.com, clean up the Makefile	Luke Shumaker

2015-09-18	Massive documentation and copyright clean-up.	Luke Shumaker

2015-09-12	gofmt, use make(chan) without a number argument where possible	Luke Shumaker

2015-09-12	Clean up log messages	Luke Shumaker

2015-09-12	Add an inotify watcher utility using channels; use it.	Luke Shumaker
	The interface of inotify/inutil.Watcher more resembles golang.org/x/exp/inotify; with it using channels instead of repeated calls to Read(). In my use-case, this is useful because it allows implementing a "read" (select, really) that doesn't block Close(); which is required to handle the TERM signal correctly.
2015-09-12	hackers_watch: fix double-lock error	Luke Shumaker

2015-09-11	Have nslcd_systemd manage the backend lifecycle	Luke Shumaker

2015-09-07	clean up	Luke Shumaker

2015-09-07	clean up gofmt differences	Luke Shumaker

2015-09-07	manage each users list of groups as a set instead of a list	Luke Shumaker

2015-09-05	track group membership	Luke Shumaker

2015-09-05	minor tidy up	Luke Shumaker

2015-09-05	clean up load_yaml_file logging	Luke Shumaker

2015-09-05	tidy up hackers_git	Luke Shumaker

2015-09-05	inotify: Avoid most of the race conditions, get rid of Cint	Luke Shumaker
	There's still a condition that could be a race with fd-reuse, if one goroutine is calling inotify.{AddWatch,RmWatch,Read}(); another goroutine is calling inotify.Close(), and several things happen between loadFd() running and the add_watch/rm_watch/read syscall launching: - syscall.Close() returns - syscall.Open() reuses the filedescriptor A B syscall(loadFd()) inotify.Close(); syscall.Open() ---------------------------------------------------------- loadFd() syscall.Close() syscall.Open() syscall() Given that Read() can't be allowed to block Close() from running, I'm not sure there's a way to fix this.
2015-09-05	clean up logging	Luke Shumaker

2015-09-04	fix password loading	Luke Shumaker

2015-09-03	The comment at the bottom of hackers_watch.go was wrong; fix the race.	Luke Shumaker
	The actual determinant was this race main worker ------------------- Close() Read() Exit() If Read() returned between when Close() happened and when Exit() happened, then the code ran. It doesn't really matter if the code runs, but for predictability, set up a wait group to have Close() block until the worker exits.
2015-09-03	fix bugs in code calling inotify	Luke Shumaker

2015-09-03	tidy	Luke Shumaker

2015-09-03	Fix issues in inotify bindings	Luke Shumaker

2015-09-03	Use systemd/lsb exit codes, consistently	Luke Shumaker

2015-09-02	Clean up	Luke Shumaker

2015-09-01	Finish the hackers.git parser	Luke Shumaker

2015-08-29	roll sleeves up, do actual yaml the hard way	Luke Shumaker

2015-08-28	implement hackers_watch	Luke Shumaker