Provided you symlink the manager5 directory to your git repository,
this will allow to test javascript changes by simply reloading
the page, without calling "make install" in between.
For instance, if you have your pve-manager code in $HOME/pve/pve-manager,
you can do

ln -s $HOME/pve/pve-manager/www/manager5 /usr/share/pve-manager/manager5

and you can serve javascript files directly from your copy of the source repo

curl -k -s -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code}" https://localhost:8006/pve2/manager5/Utils.js && printf "\n"
200

Not that at the momment this is only meant for Ext 5 development
Signed-off-by: Emmanuel Kasper <e.kasper@proxmox.com>

Developement of the ext5 version of the pve-manager will take place
in the www/management5 directory of the git repo.
We start the initial import with Utils.js, who contains variables and
static functions used by all other components.
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Calling the pveproxy with https://localhost:8006/?ext5=1 will
load the web ui with the extjs 5 js libs.
Please note that at the momment the workspace does not load with
extjs 5.
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Signed-off-by: Emmanuel Kasper <e.kasper@proxmox.com>

The use of the HTML doctype is recommended for Ext4 and Ext5, and is supported by all
post 2008 browsers.
Basically it tells the browser to interpret the HTML according to standards, and not
according to what IE6 might have thought of it.
This will also drop support for IE6 and IE7, which are anyway not supported by ext5.

The HTML doctype will make all browsers switch to their standard
compliant mode, hence we don't need anymore to toggle this specifically for IE.
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Signed-off-by: Stanislav German-Evtushenko <ginermail@gmail.com>

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This commit only installs the required javascript / css files for ext js 5.1
in /usr/share/pve-manager/ext5, but does not use it by default, as we have to sort out
the upgrade issues between 4.0 and 5.1 before.
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Touch data after unpacking them. This will prevent the "make install" target to be called twice in a row.
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There is still no OpenVZ for kernel 3.10 or newer, so we remove that code now.

Files inside a zip archive have an older modified date than
the zip which contains them.
Touching the files after their creation will prevent unnecessary
execution of the target and will speed up the build.
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pveproxy and spiceproxy use the same logfile.

unless we have a replavement for rgmanager

So that stopped services gets restarted.