install.sh: use --recurse-submodules on the initial clone, and always
run 'git submodule update --init --recursive' before rake install so a
fresh checkout doesn't leave zsh/prezto empty.
README: document --recurse-submodules for manual clones; mention the
recovery command for existing shallow clones.
Fixes: bad math expression errors and 'no such file or directory:
~/.zprezto/runcoms/zshrc' on fresh shell startup when the Prezto
submodule hadn't been initialized.
The DigitalOcean metadata endpoint for reserved/floating IPv4 is
/metadata/v1/{reserved,floating}_ip/ipv4/ip_address, not .../address.
The .../active check works but the wrong IP path returned an empty
body, causing the script to silently fall through to ipify on every
droplet with a reserved/floating IP attached.
Verified on a droplet:
curl .../reserved_ip/ipv4/ip_address -> 45.55.111.240
curl .../reserved_ip/ipv4/address -> (empty)
If /sys/class/dmi/id/sys_vendor says DigitalOcean and the droplet has
a reserved_ip or floating_ip assigned, use that over the ipify-based
egress IP. Keeps the ipify/hostname -I fallback intact for other hosts.
Gated on the DMI check so non-DO hosts skip the metadata probe entirely
and the tmux status bar refresh stays fast.
install.sh: curl-pipe installer that clones to ~/.yadr, runs YADR's
native rake install, then layers personal dotfiles on top of $HOME
with backups on collision.
README.md: replace YADR's upstream readme with drunkendotfiles-
specific usage docs, credit, and refresh-from-upstream instructions.
- Convert 21 absolute-path symlinks into YADR to relative paths
(e.g. .vimrc -> .yadr/vimrc), so they resolve correctly under
any user's $HOME after a standard YADR install.
- .fehbg: replace hardcoded background path with $HOME-based one
- .gtk-bookmarks: remove (trivially personal; GTK regenerates)
- .themes/*/index.theme: drop BackgroundImage= lines pointing at
personal image files that other users won't have.
- .xscreensaver: scrub username from header comment.
- .irssi/config: generic dcc_download_path.
Tracks shell configs (zsh/bash), vim, tmux, irssi, fonts, themes,
and ~/.local/bin scripts. Sensitive files (.ssh, .gnupg, history,
credentials) and large app data are excluded via .gitignore.
