Add small patch package to stop /etc/rc from removing /tmp/filter_dirty before it can be properly processed. Removing /tmp/filter_dirty will cause some package rules (such as Squid) to not be present at the end of the boot process.

1 files changed, 18 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/config/patch_rc_filter_dirty/patch_rc_filter_dirty.inc b/config/patch_rc_filter_dirty/patch_rc_filter_dirty.inc
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+++ b/config/patch_rc_filter_dirty/patch_rc_filter_dirty.inc
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+<?php
+
+function patch_rc_filter_dirty_install() {
+	global $g, $config;
+	
+	// Test to make sure the patch is not already applied. 
+	$out = `patch -fslC --reverse -p1 -b .before_patch_rc_filter_dirty -d / -i /usr/local/pkg/patch_rc_filter_dirty.patch |& grep -ci reject`;
+	if ($out == 0) {
+		// If the patch has not already been applied, test to see if it will apply cleanly.
+		$out = `patch -fsNlC -p1 -b .before_patch_rc_filter_dirty -d / -i /usr/local/pkg/patch_rc_filter_dirty.patch |& grep -ci reject`;
+		if ($out == 0) {
+			// The patch should apply cleanly, let 'er rip.
+			mwexec("patch -fsNl -p1 -b .before_patch_rc_filter_dirty -d / -i /usr/local/pkg/patch_rc_filter_dirty.patch ");
+		}
+	}
+}
+
+?>
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