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Upstart 1.7 available

From:  James Hunt <james.hunt-AT-ubuntu.com>
To:  "upstart-devel >> \"upstart-devel >> Upstart Devel List\"" <upstart-devel-AT-lists.ubuntu.com>, LKML <linux-kernel-AT-vger.kernel.org>
Subject:  Upstart 1.7 released
Date:  Mon, 04 Mar 2013 12:21:23 +0000
Message-ID:  <513491C3.9060402@ubuntu.com>
Archive-link:  Article, Thread

Summary of changes:

* New initctl commands: set-env, unset-env, get-env, list-env,
  reset-env, list-sessions (all except last with corresponding
  D-Bus methods).
* New D-Bus-only signals EventEmitted, Restarted, and EndSession method.
* Ability to run with PID >1 to allow Upstart to manage a user session.
  Running Upstart as a 'Session Init' in this way provides features
  above and beyond those provided by the original User Jobs such that
  the User Job facility has been removed entirely: to migrate from
  a system using User Jobs, simply ensure the user session is started with
  'init --user'.
* New upstart-event-bridge bridge which proxies system-level events down
  to Session Inits, allowing users jobs to react to udev events.
* Ability to read job configuration and override files from multiple
  freedesktop-compliant locations (Session Init only).
* Ability to shutdown both via a system shutdown request and via a user
  logout request (Session Init only).
* Additionally, there are a few bug fixes and 94 new tests.

Thanks to all the contributors, reviewers, testers and users.

Download it from launchpad: https://launchpad.net/upstart


Kind regards,

James.
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James Hunt
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http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/upstart_cookbook.pdf

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