For package installation, the runner $TMPDIR may not be big enough, eg
when rebuilding an initramfs it runs out of space, so use a new function
that sets it explicitly.
Adding the port parameter to the borg handler with a default value of 22
is causing issues for users who had been using the standard ssh config
file to set the remote port, since the -p cli argument overrides the
configuration. This removes the default port number and only uses it in
the connection string if defined.
This diff simply adds one line:
`if [ ! -z "$reportemail" ]; then` and then it indents the if block and adds a
final `fi`.
This check used to be there, without it, its not possible to disable report
mails, which might be something desirable if you are getting alerts through the
prometheus method.
This requires that `prometheus-node-exporter` is installed.
If `reportprom` is set, then during the reporting phase, metrics will be written
to `${prom_textfile_dir}/backupninja.prom`, which will then be available for
scraping by prometheus.
The metrics simply report the hostname and the number of actions run, the number
of warnings, errors, fails, and halts that were produced in the backup run.
These are written to the prometheus-node-exporter directory in an atomic way.
* drop the detached gpg signature as this doesn't seem required anymore by
anything; the signed git tag is sufficient to auth the released source
* exclude vagrant data from git clean, otherwise this destroys the test
environment which is useful during the release process; this does not
cause any vagrant artifacts to become part of the release source
* drop attaching release artifacts to milestones, as GitLab Releases
have made this practice deprecated
* add diffoscope command for easier tarball comparison
This is part of a fix for reproducible builds where usrmerge may or may
not be in effect on the build system. We need to be able to pass the
BASH envvar to autotools so its able to correctly determine the correct
path for bash. The lines removed here were added to fix DEBBUG-346303
but should not be required on a clean build environment, where BASH
remains unset unless the current shell is actually BASH, and when it is,
should return the correct path to the bash executable and not /bin/sh.
