Blame SOURCES/fcoe-utils-1.0.28-systemd-doc.patch

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diff --git a/doc/fcoemon.8 b/doc/fcoemon.8
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--- a/doc/fcoemon.8
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@@ -358,7 +358,7 @@ indicates whether a FIP responder should be activated on this device to support
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 Note that the attached Ethernet peer device (e\&.g\&. FCoE capable switch port) must have compatible settings For DCB and FCoE to function properly\&.
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 .SS "/etc/init\&.d/fcoe"
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 .sp
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-This is the \fBfcoe\fR system service script\&. This script is invoked by the init process or by the service command to start and stop the \fBfcoemon\fR\&.
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+This is the \fBfcoe\fR system service script\&. This script is invoked by the init process or by the service command to start and stop the \fBfcoemon\fR\&.  On systemd-enabled systems, \fBfcoemon\fR is controlled via the \fBfcoe.service\fR unit.
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 .SH "VLAN NAMING CONVENTIONS"
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 .sp
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 If a new VLAN device is created (see the description of the \fIAUTO_VLAN\fR setting above), it will have the name \fIdev\fR\&.\fIvlan\fR\-fcoe; where \fIdev\fR is the name of the Ethernet parent device and \fIvlan\fR is the discovered VLAN ID number\&.
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diff --git a/doc/fcoemon.txt b/doc/fcoemon.txt
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@@ -214,6 +214,7 @@ must have compatible settings For DCB and FCoE to function properly.
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 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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 This is the *fcoe* system service script. This script is invoked by the
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 init process or by the service command to start and stop the *fcoemon*.
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+On systemd-enabled systems, *fcoemon* is controlled via the *fcoe.service* unit.
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 VLAN NAMING CONVENTIONS
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diff --git a/doc/fcoemon.8 b/doc/fcoemon.8
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--- a/doc/fcoemon.8
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@@ -323,7 +323,7 @@ Once these configuration steps have been performed, use \fBfcoeadm\fR to query t
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 .SH "FILES"
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 .SS "/etc/fcoe/config"
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 .sp
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-This is the primary configuration file for the \fBfcoe\fR system service\&. The default options in this file are: \fBDEBUG="no"\fR and \fBUSE_SYSLOG="yes"\fR\&. The former is used to enable debugging messages from the fcoe service script and \fBfcoemon\fR (via the \fB\-\-debug\fR option)\&. The latter is to indicate if the log messages are to be output to the system log (via the \fB\-\-syslog\fR option)\&. \fBSUPPORTED_DRIVERS\fR is the list of drivers to automatically load during fcoe service start\&. Any changes to this file will require a restart of the \fBfcoe\fR service\&.
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+This is the primary configuration file for the \fBfcoe\fR system service\&. \fBFCOEMON_OPTS\fR are the options we pass to \fBfcoemon\fR and \fBSUPPORTED_DRIVERS\fR is the list of drivers to automatically load during fcoe service start\&. Any changes to this file will require a restart of the \fBfcoe\fR service\&.
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 .SS "/etc/fcoe/cfg\-<ifname>"
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 .sp
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 These files are read by \fBfcoemon\fR on initialization\&. They are used to indicate which Ethernet or VLAN interfaces should have FCoE instances created\&. The option values in this file normally are: \fBFCOE_ENABLE="yes"\fR, \fBDCB_REQUIRED="yes"\fR, and \fBAUTO_VLAN="yes"\fR, though if the variable values are omitted, they default to "no"\&.