Releases: taylorthurlow/panda-motd
Releases · taylorthurlow/panda-motd
v0.0.12
v0.0.11
panda-motd
is now being actively developed using Ruby 2.6.
Changes
- Removed the colons from the system services component output. They looked weird.
Fixes
- The system services component should now properly handle the
failed
state, and will no longer throw an error in the event that a service is in an unknown state. (#27)
v0.0.10
Fixes
- Removed an include statement for the
pry
gem which is not a gem dependency.
v0.0.9
Warning: This version of the gem contains an accidental include statement for a gem which is not listed as a gem dependency. It is unlikely this gem will work or run as intended. The issue is fixed in v0.0.10
.
Changes
- Added the ability to sort entries in the SSL certificate component. (#20)
- Added the fail2ban component. Configuration takes a list of fail2ban jail names and prints the total and current number of bans. (#24)
Fixes
- The last login component should now properly handle some strings in the command output that it was not previously configured to handle. (#23)
v0.0.8
Changes
- Versions of Ruby older than 2.3 are no longer supported.
Fixes
v0.0.7
Changes
- Switch ASCII Text Art component to get its text from an executed command instead of being hard coded to the machine's hostname. Existing configuration files will be missing the
command
setting which will need to be added in order for this change to not break current configurations. (#2)
Fixes
- Properly filter non-ASCII characters from systemctl output to prevent crashes when parsing (#8)
v0.0.6
Changes
- Running
panda-motd
now requires a single command-line argument which specifies the configuration file to be used.panda-motd
is designed to be run with root privileges, because it is very typical of MOTD scripts to be run as root. As such, it would be annoying/inconvenient to have to store the config in the root user folder. This is why this change was made.