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@vanosg vanosg commented Mar 30, 2014

Check to see if network connectivity is available before running script- if we can't connect to the internet, how can we update!

Geo Van Osterom added 2 commits March 26, 2014 23:05
If there is no internet connection, subsequent downloads will (obviously) not work- lets catch this error early.
Current code structure allows the failure to occur but continues on as a success
In the off case the user has already set up an ssh key as the non-priv user, this will make sure that same user's ssh key is used
to connect with github, instead of the root key which is what would be used when this script is executed via sudo. Logname
gives us the initiating user's login name, instead of using root.
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The run git as user commit, does it actually do anything?
It checks the current user and then runs git as the current user, which I would think is the default behavior?

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vanosg commented Mar 31, 2014

logname checks the user who initiated the sudo command. git fetch is being run as the root user, as it was called via the sudo command.

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