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Beta v6.25.2 #2948
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+ DietPi-Config | APT mirror: Avoid one 301 redirect for Raspbian mirrors by adding a trailing slash / to the URL + DietPi-Config | APT mirror: Switch to HTTPS where possible. For ftp.xy.debian.org kinds this is not possible, since the mirrors HTTPS certificates (if existent) are valid for their true domains only. E.g. ftp.uk.debian.org is actually hands.com. + DietPi-Config | APT mirror: Fix German Raspbian mirror, as "ftp" method is by default disabled on Raspbian Buster + DietPi-Config | APT mirror: Add German Debian mirror, just for consistency + DietPi-Config | APT mirror: Add link to the official mirror list + DietPi-Config | APT mirror: Remove obsolete variable calls ($exit_code) and assignment ($return_value). + DietPi-Config | APT mirror: Minor coding
+ DietPi-Globals | G_DIETPI-NOTIFY -2: Little performance boost by replacing external tput command with internal echo code, where possible. And mawk is faster than sed! "shopt -s extglob" allows bash string manipulation with extended regex, e.g. "var=${var//\\e[[0-9]*([;0-9])m/}" (for colour code removal), but interestingly it is much slower than set/mawk if the string is a bid longer and has more than one match. So pure bash string manipulation is only beneficial for simple glob patterns, but there it is orders of magnitude faster. + Interesting find: "${array[i]}" works without "$" (if "i" is an integer), however we stay with explicit variable calls.
+ DietPi-Launcher | Syntax + DietPi-Launcher | Do not run G_INIT(): Concurrency tests are done by the target scripts, no tmp files are created, no locale critical command output scraped and it makes sense to start target scripts with fresh $HIERARCHY in this case. Leave root user and rootfs R/W check in place, even that this is checked within target scripts: All target scripts require root permissions and most rootfs R/W and the effort of going back and forth is higher than having the abortion directly at launcher start.
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Beta v6.25.2
(02/07/19)
Bug Fixes (since v6.25.1)