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There is also a whole new /Networking/ chapter in the /nosh Guide/, which explains this and several other things, including how Plug and Play integration interoperates with the networking services and what the native networking subsystem encompasses, to the level of what service does what and to what purpose. Work on the Plug and Play integration is on-going, and I hope to have yet more for this, and indeed for other parts of the networking subsystem, in version 1.36. Packages There are some Debian packages that declare that they need the logrotate package, even though they do not when run under nosh service management. For their benefit there is now a nosh-logrotate-shims Debian package that is simply a dummy package that satisfies this need without setting up a spurious and unnecessary logrotate system. Service bundles There are a few more service bundles, including ones for sysstat and elasticsearch. The existing service bundles for things such as unbound, clamav, and freshclam have been augmented and fixed in response to user feedback. And a bug that incorrectly resulted in the ldconfig service being disabled has been fixed. The dbus services, the system-wide one and the per-user one(s), have been renamed to dbus-daemon. This is because of the existence of a dbus-broker service bundle. This is a placeholder for if the dbus-broker people ever fix it so that it works. dbus-broker does not provide a working system right now. It is currently not possible to substitute dbus-broker for dbus-daemon on non-systemd systems, because dbus-broker is very tightly tied in to systemd's idiosyncratic D-Bus control interface. It /only/ speaks the systemd-specific protocol, and knows no other way of stopping and starting services, not even the service command. 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The nosh package is now up to version 1.35 .

Networking

As I mentioned a week or so ago, the external configuration import subsystem now converts a Debian-style /etc/network/interfaces configuration file, via rc.conf settings, into the native networking subsystem.

There is also a whole new Networking chapter in the nosh Guide, which explains this and several other things, including how Plug and Play integration interoperates with the networking services and what the native networking subsystem encompasses, to the level of what service does what and to what purpose.

Work on the Plug and Play integration is on-going, and I hope to have yet more for this, and indeed for other parts of the networking subsystem, in version 1.36.

Packages

There are some Debian packages that declare that they need the logrotate package, even though they do not when run under nosh service management.  For their benefit there is now a nosh-logrotate-shims Debian package that is simply a dummy package that satisfies this need without setting up a spurious and unnecessary logrotate system.

Service bundles

There are a few more service bundles, including ones for sysstat and elasticsearch.  The existing service bundles for things such as unbound, clamav, and freshclam have been augmented and fixed in response to user feedback.  And a bug that incorrectly resulted in the ldconfig service being disabled has been fixed.

The dbus services, the system-wide one and the per-user one(s), have been renamed to dbus-daemon.  This is because of the existence of a dbus-broker service bundle.  This is a placeholder for if the dbus-broker people ever fix it so that it works.  dbus-broker does not provide a working system right now.  It is currently not possible to substitute dbus-broker for dbus-daemon on non-systemd systems, because dbus-broker is very tightly tied in to systemd's idiosyncratic D-Bus control interface.  It only speaks the systemd-specific protocol, and knows no other way of stopping and starting services, not even the service command.  (In contrast dbus-daemon can still be configured to demand-start services using simple service management commands.)

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