This commit makes check_cockpit_users only check for systemd dynamic
user support in nsswitch. We do not need to check for compat based on
what Thorsten Kukuk has said. Checking for arguments before systemd
maybe be problematic as for example usrfiles maybe present on some
hermetic-usr systems.
This adds 3 patches to support the new SUSE_PRETTY_NAME keys in the os-release.
We can't depend on the NAME/PRETTY_NAME and need to use VARIANT/VARIANT_ID
to determine to os we're on and SUSE_PRETTY_NAME to display the correct pretty name.
0001-cockpit-overview-support-SUSE_SUPPORT_PRODUCT-keys.patch should be dropped
when systemd starts reporting the os name correctly.
Updates cockpit to version 337. This version includes breaking changes
related to usage of patternfly 6. 3 patches were updated to be used with
the new cockpit release
Patch 108(0007-Remove-DynamicUser-setting-as-these-conflict-with-re.patch)
sets DynamicUser to no,This should have also set PrivateTmp and
ProtectHome to yes. This patch should have also only been applied on
Leap 15 as tumbleweed does have dynamic users.
See https://github.com/cockpit-project/bots/issues/7699 for motivation
This resolves bsc#1236057 by moving the selinux policies in cockpit-ws
to cockpit-selinux-policies allowing them to be conditionally installed
when selinux-policy-base is installed.
- suse_docs.patch: update documentation to point at new links (bsc#1226050)
- remove_rh_links.patch: remove additional hardcoded RH refs (bsc#1221336)
- hide-pcp.patch: correct patch to properly disable pcp on micro
(bsc#1226049)
- suse-microos-branding.patch: use suse ID as branding instead of sle-micro
(bsc#1227441)
