this reverts commit 843b7fdfc4
and refers to various issues, among them #268
on the long term its easy to realise how this is a usability feature for most
users, so we just provide a new '-p' flag to preserve ownership on open.
also removed pre-open and post-close as they don't really make sense
since all hooks are contained inside the Tomb. The post-close may be
implemented using a temp file, if a use case turns up for it.
Renamed file from "post-hooks" to more appropriate "exec-hooks".
Implemented and documented a more consistent call system made of 4
different stages: pre-open, post-open, pre-close, post-close.
Addresses issue #265
tomb doesn't need lsof for anything else, and can work regulary without it.
So make it an optional feature, which allows to slam a tomb if lsof is installed
Updates additionally the man page and generates a new pdf from it
Mostly intended to fix the URLs at the end.
The original page for dm-crypt pointed to the google-code page of cryptsetup and the google-code page itself redirects the user to gitlab, where the project is now hosted.
So replaced the URLs with their gitlab counterpart.
Made a note about the mount behaviour which got enhanced by ca012e8
Additionally some smaller typos corrected
The fix is due to the new naming scheme without .tomb extension recently
introduced for mountpoints. While testing this a problem arised with
swish-e related to compression of indexes, to be addressed.
omb_manpage.pdf had not been updated for two years. This update brings
the document up to date with the latest update done to the tomb.1 man
page on November 26, 2014.
This commit doesn't changes anything substantial in the code,
but reorganizes it in foldable units (we use folding.el) and
fixes its markup for literate code documentation using our own
fork of shocco.
This commit re-organizes all the source distribution contents to
present users with the simple script, while moving the rest in extras.
Also autoconf/automake scripts were removed, back to minimalism.
The rationale of this change is that Tomb really only consists of a
script and users with no extra needs should just be presented with
it with no need for anything else. Any other thing on top of the Tomb
script is an extra and can be even distributed separately or integrated
in distributions.
