xtables: remove white spaces from iptables-xml manpages
PATCH 1/1 xtables: remove white spaces from iptables-xml manpages
Hi,
This patch removes useless white spaces from iptables-xml manpages.
--- iptables-xml.8 | 18 +++++++++--------- 1 files changed, 9 insertions(+), 9 deletions(-)
iptables-xml.8 +9 -9
@@ -50,21 +50,21 @@ target like SNAT and another chain. Some sample output is: <iptables-rules> - <table name="mangle" > + <table name="mangle"> <chain name="PREROUTING" policy="ACCEPT" packet-count="63436" -byte-count="7137573" > - <rule > +byte-count="7137573"> + <rule> <conditions> - <match > - <p >tcp</p> + <match> + <p>tcp</p> </match> - <tcp > - <sport >8443</sport> + <tcp> + <sport>8443</sport> </tcp> </conditions> <actions> - <call > - <check_ip /> + <call> + <check_ip/> </call> <ACCEPT/> </actions>
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Jan Engelhardt
AppliedQuoted 3 lines · Filippo Zangheri
This patch removes useless white spaces from iptables-xml manpages.
thanks, applied.
Pablo Neira Ayuso
maintainerQuoted 5 lines · Jan Engelhardt
Quoted 2 lines · Filippo Zangheri
This patch removes useless white spaces from iptables-xml manpages.
thanks, applied.
I don't understand what you do. This patch applies clean to iptables SVN. Are you supposed to be enqueuing patches that later you're going to post again to the ML? Even you're getting me confused with this...
I'm going to apply this straigh forward patch to official SVN now.
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Quoted 9 lines · Pablo Neira Ayuso
Quoted 4 lines · Jan Engelhardt
Quoted 1 line · Filippo Zangheri
This patch removes useless white spaces from iptables-xml manpages.
thanks, applied.
I don't understand what you do. This patch applies clean to iptables SVN. Are you supposed to be enqueuing patches that later you're going to post again to the ML? Even you're getting me confused with this...
I and others had anticipated netfilter's move to git, and I think that is a good idea. While that is in progress or so, I am already working with the sanitized svn history in git[1] on my branch(es), collecting patches against it.
[1] http://marc.info/?l=netfilter-devel&m=120450289808046&w=2
Quoted 9 lines · Pablo Neira Ayuso
Quoted 4 lines · Jan Engelhardt
Quoted 2 lines · Filippo Zangheri
This patch removes useless white spaces from iptables-xml manpages.
thanks, applied.
I don't understand what you do. This patch applies clean to iptables SVN. Are you supposed to be enqueuing patches that later you're going to post again to the ML? Even you're getting me confused with this...
I agree, please stop this. If patches get missed, the submitter won't notice if you've already sent an "applied" message. It also increases load for us if you submit the same patch again.
Patrick McHardy ha scritto:
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Quoted 2 lines · Filippo Zangheri
This patch removes useless white spaces from iptables-xml manpages.
thanks, applied.
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I don't understand what you do. This patch applies clean to iptables SVN. Are you supposed to be enqueuing patches that later you're going to post again to the ML? Even you're getting me confused with this...
I agree, please stop this. If patches get missed, the submitter won't notice if you've already sent an "applied" message. It also increases load for us if you submit the same patch again.
Hi Patrick,
First of all, I'd like to thank you and everyone who has ever participated in the development of Netfilter & co. Without you all I would have never graduate :-).
Just out of curiosity, may I ask you what's your opinion on using Git as a version control system for Netfilter stuff? And what's your opinion on switching to it?
Thank you very much.
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Hi Patrick,
First of all, I'd like to thank you and everyone who has ever participated in the development of Netfilter & co. Without you all I would have never graduate :-).
Thanks :)
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Just out of curiosity, may I ask you what's your opinion on using Git as a version control system for Netfilter stuff? And what's your opinion on switching to it?
I would prefer that over SVN very much, however before we switch we need to set up git on the netfilter servers, install gitweb etc. I currently don't have time to take care of this.
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Just out of curiosity, may I ask you what's your opinion on using Git as a version control system for Netfilter stuff? And what's your opinion on switching to it?
I would prefer that over SVN very much, however before we switch we need to set up git on the netfilter servers, install gitweb etc. I currently don't have time to take care of this.
You previously raised the idea of putting the repository on git.kernel.org; not that I really care where it is at, but if you need help setting it plus gitweb up, that is actually fairly easy.
All I needed for this host was enabling git-daemon in xinetd and making Apache run gitweb.cgi. 'Was kinda puzzled how long it took me to get mod_dav/authnz_svn working in comparison.
Call me if you need help ;)
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Quoted 6 lines · Patrick McHardy
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Just out of curiosity, may I ask you what's your opinion on using Git as a version control system for Netfilter stuff? And what's your opinion on switching to it?
I would prefer that over SVN very much, however before we switch we need to set up git on the netfilter servers, install gitweb etc. I currently don't have time to take care of this.
You previously raised the idea of putting the repository on git.kernel.org; not that I really care where it is at, but if you need help setting it plus gitweb up, that is actually fairly easy.
Moving to kernel.org would require to get an account there for all netfilter developers. Its probably easier to keep it on netfilter.org.
I know that gitweb is pretty easy to set up, I'm a bit afraid to touch the netfilter servers though (at least while Harald is on vacation) since they contain a pretty f*cked up genfoo installation with debian running in a chroot.
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All I needed for this host was enabling git-daemon in xinetd and making Apache run gitweb.cgi. 'Was kinda puzzled how long it took me to get mod_dav/authnz_svn working in comparison.
Call me if you need help ;)
I'll get back to you if I do :)
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Just out of curiosity, may I ask you what's your opinion on using Git as a version control system for Netfilter stuff? And what's your opinion on switching to it?
I would prefer that over SVN very much, however before we switch we need to set up git on the netfilter servers, install gitweb etc. I currently don't have time to take care of this.
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You previously raised the idea of putting the repository on git.kernel.org; not that I really care where it is at, but if you need help setting it plus gitweb up, that is actually fairly easy.
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I know that gitweb is pretty easy to set up, I'm a bit afraid to touch the netfilter servers though (at least while Harald is on vacation) since they contain a pretty f*cked up genfoo installation with debian running in a chroot.
Is winter season still on? :)
Quoted 13 lines · Jan Engelhardt
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Quoted 13 lines · Patrick McHardy
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Just out of curiosity, may I ask you what's your opinion on using Git as a version control system for Netfilter stuff? And what's
your
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opinion on switching to it?
I would prefer that over SVN very much, however before we switch we need to set up git on the netfilter servers, install gitweb etc. I currently don't have time to take care of this.
You previously raised the idea of putting the repository on git.kernel.org; not that I really care where it is at, but if you need help setting it plus gitweb up, that is actually fairly easy.
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I know that gitweb is pretty easy to set up, I'm a bit afraid to touch the netfilter servers though (at least while Harald is on vacation) since they contain a pretty f*cked up genfoo installation with debian running in a chroot.Is winter season still on? :)
I'll give it a try :)
Patrick McHardy ha scritto:
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I would prefer that over SVN very much, however before we switch we need to set up git on the netfilter servers, install gitweb etc. I currently don't have time to take care of this.
Oh, that's great to hear that the only thing that's currently keeping Netfilter development from performing that giant leap to Git is lack of time. :-)
Then I'm looking forward for the Git-switch.
Thank you.
Keep it coming.
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