width, align, valign, cellpadding, cellspacing, border, summary, bgcolor
Error: The width attribute on the table element is obsolete. Use CSS instead.
Error: The align attribute on the table element is obsolete. Use CSS instead.
Error: The valign attribute on the table element is obsolete. Use CSS instead.
Error: The cellpadding attribute on the table element is obsolete. Use CSS instead.
Error: The cellspacing attribute on the table element is obsolete. Use CSS instead.
Error: The border attribute on the table element is obsolete. Use CSS instead.
Error: The summary attribute on the table element is obsolete. Consider describing the structure of the table in a caption element or in a figure element containing the table; or, simplify the structure of the table so that no description is needed.
Error: The bgcolor attribute on the table element is obsolete. Use CSS instead.
This simple plugin takes a few parameters, such as hostname and username and
schedules a cron job to remotely scp the config.xml file at regular intervals.
It uses the public/private keypair of the built-in root user as the source of
the key exchange. This means that the public key must be copied to the remote
host and added to the authorized_keys file (for the defined user).
The remote file is backed up as `config-YYYY-DD-MM-HH-MM.xml`, for example:
`config-2018-01-02-15-40.xml`. It's possible to change the remote location of
where the config file is backed up to.
The cron job can be modified under System/Settings/Cron and the schedule
adjusted to suit the backup frequency requirements.
-=david=-
closes#457
* Suppress output when no SMART devices available
Small fix. Prevents empty form dropdowns when no SMART devices are available (i.e. running in a VM with a vdisk)
* use gettext for text
* better conditional check
This obsoletes the need to manually set package scripts, which
is still possible but fewer mistakes can be made now as the
scripts automatically adapt to the package's changing content.
So now that we have a non-persistent boot delay in our install
images we may still have users that can't live without it so
this plugin installs a persistent boot delay.
The first boot will work, can bring up network and install!
Yes, now you're saying this is stupid, which it it if you're
not seeing the bigger picture. This paves the way for plugin-
based optimisation for the following use case:
https://github.com/opnsense/plugins/issues/9
Yes, yes, more work needs to be done but it's a start. :)
Switch to an easier way of doing service launching, solving the
early boot issue for ports-based kernel modules by introducing
the rc.syshook script.
That's already a lot better, but will need further refinement. :)
