This sort of completes the previous effort to improve the
sysctl handling. The idea to embed sysctls into the config.xml
is certainly valid, but for some values we needed more leeway
for system defaults and changing them over time, which lead
to this state where we can drop config.xml default tunables
since the system will now apply and display then for the same
visibility but offer less incentive to change these values.
One thing missing here is adding a system tunable override
(plus sign) for system values, but we shall deal with this later
because for now they can always be added manually by copy+paste.
Currently, when configured, "strict-order" adds the necessary "strict-order" argument. However, the hardcoded "all-servers" arguments overrides this, making "strict-order" pointless.
With this change, "all-servers" and "strict-order" are mutually exclusive.
Originally looked into
Starting API dispatcher
2021-12-22 11:03:56: (configfile.c.426) Warning: mod_auth should be listed in server.modules before dynamic backends such as mod_cgi
2021-12-22 11:03:56: (configfile.c.426) Warning: mod_auth should be listed in server.modules before dynamic backends such as mod_fastcgi
but it looks like this is a false positive since we don't have mod_auth in there.
This formatted number is used by the Interface Statistics widget,
and makes the columns go wider than necessary when going above a
terabyte of data. Add petabytes for good measure.
Although a direct table lookup will be faster than using a lookup in isAlias(), it's likely not problematic to have a slightly slower lookup using is_alias(), but if performance is of the essence at some point we can easily cache results in isAlias() to reach the same target.
Although there probably are a couple of Huawei modems which do report status info as advertised in the script, there are also a lot who don't and maybe deadlocked when pulling for data on a "random" port.
For now we should remove this, if at some point in the future a sensible method would be supported to poll status in a more "vendor independent" manor, we can always revise.
Was in need of something like this to gain access to a ZFS pool without
having to run a command sequence from the top of my head.
Comes in pretty handy when being included from a recovery install stick.
