- 16 Oct, 2014 34 commits
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Thomas Vachuska authored
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Thomas Vachuska authored
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Thomas Vachuska authored
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Jonathan Hart authored
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Thomas Vachuska authored
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Thomas Vachuska authored
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Thomas Vachuska authored
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Jonathan Hart authored
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* Update to envDefaults: if environmental varialbe ONOS_CELL is set, the load it, so its variables can be used by other scripts * Modifications inside tools/dev/bash_profile: - Update the setting of JAVA_HOME so it works for Ubuntu with OpenJDK-1.7 - Removed "." from being added to the PATH, because it is a security hole
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Jonathan Hart authored
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Thomas Vachuska authored
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Jonathan Hart authored
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Thomas Vachuska authored
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As part of this we added an onlab-thirdparty artifact which allows us to bring in dependencies that aren't bundles.
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tom authored
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tom authored
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tom authored
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tom authored
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tom authored
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- modified HostDescription family to hold Set of IpAddresses Change-Id: Id920fdc83817802885e8528af185a5ad590bf999
Yuta HIGUCHI authored
- 15 Oct, 2014 6 commits
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Simon Hunt authored
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Praseed Balakrishnan authored
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* Add ONOS-specific directories to the executable PATH in the envDefaults file * Fix a typo inside "onos-show-cell": don't show OC0, because it is not used
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* Each cell-specific variable is explicitly listed in the cell config file: ONOS_CELL, ONOS_NIC, OC1-OC9, OCN, OCI, ONOS_FEATURES * Cleanup and bug fixes inside bash_profile: - Don't export explicitly OCI and ONOS_CELL, because those are now exported in the cell config file - unset ONOS_CELL, ONOS_NIC, ONOS_FEATURES (the last two weren't unset before) - The built-in "cell" function shows OC1 to OC9 instead of OC0-OC9; OC0 is never used/setup anywhere else * Added two new shell commands: - tools/test/bin/onos-lsit-cells : lists existing ONOS cell configurations It is the equivalent of the "cells" built-in bash command - tools/test/bin/onos-show-cell : shows the configuration of an ONOS cell It is the equivalent of the "cell" built-in bash command, but it can show also the configuration of any ONOS cell (not only the default one).
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tom authored
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