中嶋 一樹 wrote:
Hello All,
My name is Kazuki Nakajima. I'm writing from Japan.
I know it's sudden but I wrote a func-based tool "func package
controller (fpc)".
This tool provides the functions of Installing, Updating, Deleting the
packages (RPMs) and also Listing the host where the specified package
is installed.
I like func about its simplicity and flexibility. But on the other
hand, it is not necessarily obvious what is the benefit by using func
for general users because func is developed focusing on API based
usage. (is that right?)
And also it is true that there is few applications using func at present.
And I wrote fpc.
It does not have wide variety of functions but covers fundamental
operations in controlling RPMs on large number of hosts. Now func has
yumcmd module, but I need more function and the better usability. Of
course, as fpc is dedicated for CLI use, its output is user friendly.
I wish this tool will be a one of the example of func-based
application, and I would be happy if you give me some feedback. fpc is
available from following.
http://nkjmkzk.net/file/fpc-1.0.zip
Now I'm also writing some articles about func in japanese magazine.
I hope func would become popular and many developers and users get
involved.
Thank you !
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Kazuki Nakajima
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It's always good to see some more interest in Func and things written
with it, and I look forward to your articles! That is definitely our
goal -- to enable people to write programs with it as well as just use
the built-in command line when people want.
"
## Setting timout. Since package installation or update often takes long
time, this number should be set big enough.(Default = 20sec)
fc.sslclient.SSLCommon.SSLConnection.SSLConnection.DEFAULT_TIMEOUT = 1800
"""
Nice :)
We have some intent on fixing async mode to make it more usable in the
future, which will solve this in a way other than extending the
SSL/XMLRPC timeouts. That is a clever way to do it though :)
If you have any interesting patches to the RPM and/or yum modules that
we would find useful, please send them our way!
Also, please share your links to your articles when you get those out, I
would love to see them, even run through babelfish as the case may be :)
--Michael
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