Re: Thoughts on Cobbler authorization/authentication and access levels in your organization?

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Jack Neely wrote:
Michael,

While things are floating across my mind...

I know I've heard mention of a SQL backend for the configuration.
That's pretty much a requirement for me as I need to duplicate the
service (2 boxes) for that disaster recovery policy.  My shared storage
is AFS (mostly) which..well..likes to eat files that two servers/people
are editing at the same time.  And bdb just falls on its face.  Who
needs POSIX?

I haven't been all that happy with the bdb/gdb/shelve prototype module myself, namely, I've seen it
glitch once and that makes me not trust it.

While I was hoping to get out of schema writing/updating, it seems that's going to be important.

Thanks for bringing this up again... I'll resurrect plans in that area.

--Michael



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