List of Global Functions

• Abort - Abort function

• AutoPackages - Return required packages for auto-installation FIXME: Need to make this return the needed packages during installation

• Export - Dump the inetd settings to a single map (For use by autoinstallation.)

• Import - Get all inetd settings from the first parameter (For use by autoinstallation.)

• MergeAyProfile - Merges AY profile items into a target list (defaults or system).

• MergeEditedWithSystem - This function solves differences between new (after installing requested packages) xinetd configuration and the configuration edited by the user. <pre> <b>In normal mode</b>: take the system services if it matches a service in the ui (ServicesMatch) use the ui data (not-installed ones are not a part of netd_conf, they only enter the table in mergexinetdconfs) Deleted services: OK. Added services: a separate pass needed </pre> TODO reduce the quadratic complexity.

• Modified - Data was modified? This function returnes modified variable.

• Read - Read all inetd settings

• SafeRemove - Removes keys from a map. Unlike the remove builtin, does not mind if the keys are already removed.

• Summary - Create a textual summary and a list of unconfigured cards

• Write - Write all inetd settings

• WriteOnly - Only Write settings

• addLine - add a line in DB

• changeLine - Change a line in DB

• deleteLine - delete line in netd_conf

• getChanged - Get only changed entries

• mergeAfterInstall - Merges autoinstall profile into the system configuration.

• mergeWithDefaults - merges imported changes with services defaults

• mkeServiceSummary - Create unsorted list of enabled services

List of Global Variables

• AbortFunction - Abort function return boolean return true if abort

• auto_mode - If autoinstallation mode (true), we do not want to install RPMs during configuration. Otherwise (false) we allow all.

• autoyast_initialized - Autoyast now does not initially call Import $[] anymore. But our design is so broken that we need it and will work hard to achieve it.

• last_created - This variable is used for new iid "generator"

• modified - Configuration was changed

• netd_conf - <pre> These variable holds inetd configuration. This is list of maps. Each map has the following structure: $[ "comment": String, "comment_inside": String, // this is agent internal "enabled": boolean, "group": String, "user": String, "iid": String, "protocol": String, "rpc_version": String, "server": String, "server_args": String, "service": String, "socket_type": String, "unparsed": String, // agent internal "wait": boolean ] </pre>

• netd_status - Is xinetd running? These variables contains return values from Service::Status() calls.

• proposal_valid - used in unused module inetd_proposal.ycp. This will be removed

• write_only - For autoinstallation Write() process. Write_only means that the service will not be actually started, because it is done by init later. But also that the service data are only a patch to be applied to the system.

Return value

• boolean - If AbortFunction not defined, returnes false

Return value

• map - of packages to be installed and to be removed

Return value

• map - Dumped settings (later acceptable by Import ())

Function parameters

• map settings

Return value

• boolean - True on success

Function parameters

• services_t target

• services_t changes

Return value

• services_t - merged list of services

Function parameters

• services_t system_conf

• services_t edited_conf

Return value

• services_t - Returnes new solved xinetd configuration (ready for Write()).

Return value

• boolean - true if modified

Return value

• boolean - true on success

Function parameters

• map m

• list keys

Return value

• map - the map without the specified keys

Return value

• string - summary of the current configuration

Return value

• boolean - true on success

Return value

• boolean - True on success

Function parameters

• service_t new_line

Return value

• void

Function parameters

• service_t new_line

• any line_number

Return value

• void

Function parameters

• any line_number

Return value

• void

Function parameters

• services_t config

Return value

• services_t - Returnse list of changes only

Function parameters

• services_t system_c

• services_t user_c

Return value

• services_t - Returnes new solved xinetd configuration (ready for Write()).

Function parameters

• services_t changes

Return value

• services_t - complete configuration with user changes

Return value

• string - Returnes string with RichText-formated list

• Directory
• Progress
• Report
• String
• Summary
• XVersion

• inetd/default_conf_xinetd.ycp
• inetd/routines.ycp