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Version 1.5.X:
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* Fixed an issue we had when /proc/cpuinfo had more than one CPU.
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Detected on AMD cpu's.
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* Distro Support Fixed:
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* FreeBSD (Don't let the script fail if PACKAGESITE is not
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set)
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* Distro Support Added:
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* Ubuntu 13.04 (Was disabled because of a bad beta1. Fixed in
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beta2)
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Version 1.5.3:
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* Return 0 or 1 from functions
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* Convert several pipes into a single awk call
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* Fixed `/etc/os-release` parsing
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* Fixed `config_salt()`
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* Distro Support Fixed:
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* EPEL based installations (CentOS, Amazon Linux, RedHat)
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* SuSE/OpenSUSE (problem running the script twice, ie, existing
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`devel_languages_python` repository)
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* SuSE 11 SP1 (pip based install and config trigger)
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* Distro Support Added:
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* Debian 7 (Only git installations at the moment)
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Version 1.5.2:
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* Fix issue with travis testing(it installs it's own ZeroMQ3 lib
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* Allow setting the debug output from an environment variable
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* Fix an escape issue in the `printf` calls used in our echo calls
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* Don't overwrite files(config, init.d, etc). Use a specific flag to
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force overwrites.
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* Distro Support Fixed:
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* Ubuntu daily installs.
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* Distro Support Added:
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* Trisquel 6.0 (Ubuntu 12.04)
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Version 1.5.1:
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* Improved unittesting.
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* Starting daemons.
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* Make sure that daemons are really running.
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* For the users to make the choice if installing from PIP(if required
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since there aren't system pacakges).
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* Fixed salt's git cloning when the salt git tree is already present on
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the system.
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* Distro Support Fixed:
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* Debian 6
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* Ubuntu 12.10
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* CentOS
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* Distro Support Added:
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* SuSE 11 SP1/11 SP2
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* OpenSUSE 12.x
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Version 1.5:
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* First stable version of the script
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* Support for:
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* Ubuntu 10.x/11.x/12.x
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* Debian 6.x
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* CentOS 5/6
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* Red Hat 5/6
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* Red Hat Enterprise 5/6
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* Fedora
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* Arch
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* SmartOS
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* FreeBSD 9.0
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