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Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author	Files	Lines
2009-05-10	[build] Include correct lockdev headers for sbuild-lock	Roger Leigh	1	-0/+4

2009-05-10	[build] Conditionally compile block-device and lvm-snapshot support	Roger Leigh	1	-2/+2

2009-03-26	[test] Fix test to use correct write size	Roger Leigh	1	-12/+17
	Also add extra assertions to make sure all pre and post test conditions are satisfied. Remove unused fd member from device lock test.
2007-09-16	Convert the entire project to GPLv3	Roger Leigh	1	-5/+4
	* The entire schroot project is now licensed under the GNU General Public Licence, version 3 or later. * COPYING: Update to GPLv3. * Update licence boilerplate on all files to GPLv3.
2007-04-05	* po/POTFILES.in: Updated with new file locations.	Roger Leigh	1	-1/+1
	* Update copyright headers on files for 2007.
2006-07-17	* Use log_exception_error and log_exception_error in place of	Roger Leigh	1	-2/+2
	log_error and log_warning.
2006-07-17	* Remove redundant emacs local variables use in C++ sources.	Roger Leigh	1	-6/+0

2006-07-06	* test/*.cc: Replace SRCDIR with TESTDATADIR.	Roger Leigh	1	-3/+3
	* test/Makefile.am (AM_CXXFLAGS): Replace SRCDIR with TESTDATADIR. (TESTS): Run setup-test-data and cleanup-test-data at the start and end of testing, respectively. (EXTRA_DIST): Distribute setup-test-data and cleanup-test-data. (clean-local): Run cleanup-test-data. * test/cleanup-test-data: New file. Remove testdata directory. * test/setup-test-data: New file. Copy test data to testdata directory and change the ownership to root.
2006-06-23	* Move sbuild sources into an sbuild subdirectory, dchroot sources	Roger Leigh	1	-3/+3
	into a dchroot subdirectory and dchroot-dsa sources into a dchroot-dsa subdirectory.
2006-02-05	* Rename Sbuild::Lock to sbuild::lock, Sbuild::FileLock to	Roger Leigh	1	-34/+34
	sbuild::file_lock, and Sbuild::DeviceLock to sbuild::device_lock.
2006-01-12	* test/sbuild-lock.cc: New file. Tests for locking.	Roger Leigh	1	-0/+330
	* schroot/sbuild-lock.cc (set_lock): If the current process doesn't own the lock, unlocking always succeeds.