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Add ability to also run shell commands contained in the sys.config.
E.g.:
# In this example the node name defaults to name of the release
# and can be overriden at run-time, appended with current year
$ head -1 vm.args
-sname ${NODE_NAME:-$REL_NAME}$(date +%Y)
# If the $NAME is 'abc2015', and hostname is 'MyHost', below the 'node'
# parameter gets set to 'Abc2015@myhost'
$ grep node sys.config
{node, $(echo ${NAME^})@${HOSTNAME,,}}
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This patch addresses the following issues:
* When RELX_REPLACE_OS_VARS is set, evaluation of environment vars
is done by the shell rather than awk, this allows to use more
powerful notation of environment variables in sys.config and vm.args
(e.g. `-sname abc@${HOSTNAME,,}` or `{myapp, [{user, ${USER:-unknown}}]}`
* Using shell vars rather than unnecessarily forking awk/grep/etc
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bug description:
if vm.arg use '-sname xxx' option, When exec upgrade/install/unpack command, it will report "Hostname yyy is illegal" error.
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Fixed a regression that occurs when using readlink
on a Mac, which crashes the startup script if the startup
script is not a link but an actual file (which is
the most common case)
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- Made the standard and extended startup scripts self-link-aware. This helps
with deployments that symlink the startup script to more standard
directories (i.e. /usr/local/bin). readlink is used, which comes
standard in all Unix-like distributions
- Made the inclusion of a custom sys.config not depend on a custom
vm.args file. This way you can use a custom sys.config without using
a custom vm.args file
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'-N 4' option looks portable across all major flavors of *BSD, Linux, OSX
Adding this option prevents a strange case where 'od' can go to
100% CPU in restart scenarios
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This commit removes the bashisms in `bin` and `extended_bin`.
Both of these scripts used `local` variables which are a bash
addition and aren't supported on Solaris/SmartOS /bin/sh. To keep
the local intention of the variables, they were renamed from $var to
$l_var.
In addition, `extended_bin` used `kill -SIGNAL $PID` which is also
not in Solaris `kill`.
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