Normally, "class Foo:" in Python 2 creates a "classic" class, but in Python 3, all classes are "new-style" classes, which you can get in Python 2 by doing "class Foo(object):", i.e. inheriting from "object". But, you can also get a new-style classes from "class Foo:" in Python 2 by setting the global "__metaclass__" variable to "type", which makes the code less cluttered. Note: it is still necessary to inherit from "object" in Python 2 to get a new-style class if the class is otherwise inheriting only from "classic" classes.
* mandos: Set "__metaclass__ = type" globally for Python 2, and remove inheriting from "object" in all places possible. * mandos-ctl: - '' -
# Reload D-Bus daemon to be aware of the _mandos user & group
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if [ -x /etc/init.d/dbus ]; then
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invoke-rc.d dbus force-reload || :
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fi
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if ! dpkg-statoverride --list "/var/lib/mandos" >/dev/null \
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2>&1; then
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chown _mandos:_mandos /var/lib/mandos
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chmod u=rwx,go= /var/lib/mandos
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fi
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if dpkg --compare-versions "$2" eq "1.8.0-1" \
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|| dpkg --compare-versions "$2" eq "1.8.0-1~bpo9+1"; then
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if grep --quiet --regexp='^[[:space:]]*key_id[[:space:]]*=[[:space:]]*[Ee]3[Bb]0[Cc]44298[Ff][Cc]1[Cc]149[Aa][Ff][Bb][Ff]4[Cc]8996[Ff][Bb]92427[Aa][Ee]41[Ee]4649[Bb]934[Cc][Aa]495991[Bb]7852[Bb]855[[:space:]]*$' /etc/mandos/clients.conf; then