On Wed, 2008-01-16 at 07:45 -0500, Michael DeHaan wrote: > Scott Henson wrote: > > seth vidal wrote: > >> On Tue, 2008-01-15 at 19:39 -0500, Michael DeHaan wrote: > >>> Michael DeHaan wrote: > >>>> So, continuing from FudCON's hackfest ideas, I think these are the > >>>> biggies in terms of "func core" kind of stuff to get done. > >>>> Thoughts? I've added the missing ones to the ideas page. There > >>>> are a lot of other expansion/module ideas, but this is probably the > >>>> (larger) stuff that is perhaps missing. However some of it is > >>>> pretty much optional too. > >>>> > >>>> * minion-to-minion + ACLs (and of course docs on how to do this) > >>>> .... a really neat feature > >>>> > >>>> * multiple-overlords/cert-sharing ... seemed to be requested a lot > >>>> at talk > >>>> > >>>> * overlord-delegation (for network reasons, but also maybe > >>>> efficiency.... there's a government app that basically did a tree > >>>> like fan-out for this). > >>>> > >>>> * figuring out how to loosen up the permissions of caller (making > >>>> sure things are accessible by TurboGears if it opens up a Client() > >>>> object). Currently it just needs the /etc/pki/func and > >>>> /var/lib/func stuff. This is probably not too much of a problem > >>>> but worth talking about. > >>>> > >>>> * Groups? We had talked about doing this in the WebUI and CLI > >>>> seperately but we could perhaps actually make it part of the Func > >>>> client API seperately and save a local DB so that could be > >>>> shared? Thoughts? > >>> By DB, I mean of course something like bsddb or even a config file, > >>> not an actual DB :) > >>> > >> > >> for the love of all that is good and holy not bsddb. > >> > >> -sv > > > > I would vote for a python ConfigParser config file or use SQLAlchemy > > to put it > > into a sqlite db by default. It would allow the crazies to put it in > > a real > > db if they felt the need. > > > Groups would be small, config parser would fly and would still be human > editable. People really like things that are human editable. > python-iniparse might be worth looking at. We're using it in yum in lieu of config parser b/c it has writing functions worth looking at. -sv _______________________________________________ Func-list mailing list Func-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/func-list
