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shield Recommended update for saptune
SUSE-SLE-SAP-12-SP3-2019-1874

This update for saptune fixes the following issues: - Resetting all values to clean the system during package removal - Fix saptune issues with /etc/security/limits.conf. (bsc#1124485) - Add deprecated message to the description of some notes set scheduler for note SUSE-GUIDE-01 correctly.(bsc#1123808) - Ship both versions of saptune in one package to support a smooth migration controlled by the customer. See man saptune-migrate(5) for more information. - Support note name changes and note deletion during update of saptune v2 from SLE12 to SLE15. - Support different SAP Note definitions and solution definitions related to the used operation system version (distinguish between SLE12 and SLE15 at the moment) - Remove calculation of optimized values, only set the values from the configuration file irrespective of the current system value. Current system value can be increase or decrease. ATTENTION: saptune no longer respects higher system values. Use the override option to change the values of the Note definition files, if needed. (bsc#1124488) - Mark the Notes SUSE-GUIDE-01 and SUSE-GUIDE-02 as deprecated in saptune v1 and remove these Note definitions from saptune v2. (bsc#1116799) - Add bash-completion for saptune. - Add action 'show' to the 'note' operation to print content of the note definition file to stdout. - Add new action 'create' to support the customer/vendor while creating a vendor or customer specific file in /etc/saptune/extra using the template file /usr/share/saptune/NoteTemplate.conf - Simplify file name syntax for the vendor files available in /etc/saptune/extra. Old file names still valid and supported. - Add header support (version, date, description) for the vendor files available in /etc/saptune/extra as already available for the note definition files in /usr/share/saptune/notes - No longer write or remove entries from /etc/security/limits.conf. Instead add or remove drop-in files in /etc/security/limits.d The filename syntax for the drop-in files /etc/security/limits.d is saptune-<domain>-<item>-<type>.conf. The limits entry syntax inside the Note definition files changed to support more than one limits settings in the definition file. (bsc#1128322) - Preserve comment sections of the security limits file /etc/security/limits.conf. Especially, if this is the only content of the file. (bsc#1124485) - Work with the current Note definition file to define the pagecache settings. (bsc#1126220) - Setting of UserTaskMax by applying the related SAP Notes in the postinstall of the package. (bsc#1124489) - Starting to support severities INFO, WARNING, ERROR and DEBUG for the logging and add a defined format for the log messages. - Remove saptune as active tuned profile during action 'saptune daemon stop' - start/stop services, if requested by SAP Notes, but do not enable/disable these services. (bsc#1128325) - Adapt the parameter oriented save state file handling (store and revert) to the special needs of the security limits parameter. (bsc#1124485) - Disable parameter settings using an override file. (bsc#1124486) - Store the order of the note as they are applied to get the same system tuning result after a system reboot as before. - Correct the revert of the vm.dirty parameters by handling their counterpart parameters in addition. (bsc#1124487) - Adjust operation customize to the new configuration files and override location and enable customize option for vendor and customer specific files in /etc/saptune/extra. (bsc#1124487) - Change output format of the operations list, verify and simulate. (bsc#1124487) - Display footnotes during 'verify' and 'simulate'. (bsc#1124487) - Remove Netweaver formula for page cache calculation. Use the HANA approach '2% system memory' for both. - Display a warning message, if a [block] section is found in the Note definition file because on systems with a huge number of block devices this operation may take some time. - Add force_latency handling to 'cpu' section. Use the files in /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu* instead of /dev/cpu_dma_latency. Remove the parameter from the tuned.conf file and add it to the SAP note files '1984787' and '2205917' - Add action 'saptune revert all' and add parameter based saved state files to support proper revert functionality. (bsc#1124487) - Add override file handling for the solution definition using /etc/saptune/override/solution. (bsc#1124486) - Read solution definition from file /usr/share/saptune/solution instead of static coding inside of saptune. (bsc#1124486) - Make sure a note, which is part of an applied solution definition, but was reverted manually later, will NOT applied again after a system reboot. - One configuration file per SAP Note. (bsc#1124486) - Add new SAP Notes and adapt content of SAP Notes. - Handle different locations of the new configuration files (/usr/share/saptune/note, /etc/saptune/extra). (bsc#1124486) - Allow parameter override by the customer. (bsc#1124486) - Expand section handling of the 'ini file' handler to handle the new configuration file entries. Supported sections: version, reminder, login, mem, vm, block, limits, sysctl, pagecache, cpu, service, rpm, grub. (bsc#1124486) - Remove new line from println arg list of main.go to support newer go versions. (bsc#1120741)

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