I made a mistake using arc. I accidentally opened a new differential: D10569

I forgot about that.
Yes I still use that tool from time to time. Will update this to the latest version.

Updated php.ini-production to the one provided by php and adjusted the settings
Removed configure options which don't exist anymore / are enabled by default
Added sodium extension

There are more configuration options which do nothing, will go through them and change that.

Add patch regarding unauthored revisions in arc land

Removed unused configure options

Remove trailing whitespace

Can you post /var/log/Xorg.0.log?

• uses external gdlib, removes unneded white spaces, removes unused build deps

• Remove extra white spaces

• Fix release nr

I only had to change one patch. It affects arc land. Arc land is heavily changed and I think I can't test it without an own phabricator instance somewhere. So I would be happy if somebody can test if arc land still does what it should do.

Packager info

Shortened setup

Disabled static, shortend summary

I'll leave onig-config although I don't know what it's used for / why it's really needed. Other distributions distribute it too.

I already made a request here: https://dev.getsol.us/D10167
Are you planning to package newer PHP versions? Then I would close my request.
Btw. the license of Oniguruma is BSD.

I'm not sure if onig-config is really needed. Will remove it if not.

I will go through the changelog later and add the relevant parts to the summary.

Updated version in package.yml

Ok I changed * to - and removed the extra new lines in the lists.
Just as a side note, * is absolutely valid in Markdown for lists. Does the software center only support a limited set of markdown features?

Updates to v0.13.5

I hope you are now satisfied with the changelog.

Updated to v0.13.4

Changed to tar.gz

Sure that's understandable.
I'll reopen once the situation is clarified upstream.

Update to 1.4.2

• Removed extra whitespaces
• Sorted deps

There's an AppImage upstream, so if you don't want to add it to the repository again I would understand that.
I use the tool daily and noticed after todays update that it's not installed anymore, so I made a package for myself :)

In D9279#151921, @JoshStrobl wrote:

Run terraform after installation

Need a more detailed changelog as well. Obviously you would run it after installing it but what else did you do?

Yes, that's ok.

Updated maintainer file

As you wish, no problem

Update pspec

Update git url

It works! Thank you very much.

@medusalix Thank you very much. I hope you get the permissions. It would be a pity for all the work you have already done.

@ermo I don't know how that could be possible. A Xbox controller can only connect with the dongle if the dongle is initialized. The dongle gets initialized by xow/service. The connection between the dongle and the controller is over wifi but that's just between the dongle and the controller. There's no network traffic or anything. So I can't listen on a socket.

Yes, you are right. Fixed.

Updated License

Added upstream patch for the modprobe config file to not blacklist mt76x2u but prevent it loading for the usb dongle.

Thanks you for your input.
I made those changes.

Changed to /usr/bin
Changed to %apply_patches
Changed service restart behaviour to always to have service restarted after sleep
Changed service type from idle to simple, as with binding to device idle makes no sennse in my opinion

Added udev rules to autostart service when usb dongle is plugged in

I initially removed mt76x2u blacklist from the makefile, as in my case the module doesn't bind to the dongle.
I've seen now there are dongles with different ids which the module binds to:
https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/drivers/net/wireless/mediatek/mt76/mt76x2/usb.c

I'll do some research if the service could be automatically activated when a user has the usb inserted. But I would provide that solution upstream.
For v0.4 I would leave it like it is upstream.

Use patch -i as suggested

Update pspec file

Update license info