Re: [RFC] Unify all programs into a single 'ksmbdctl' binary

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2021-12-01 3:47 GMT+09:00, Enzo Matsumiya <ematsumiya@xxxxxxx>:
> Hi Namjae, list,
Hi Enzo,

First, Thanks for your work!
Cc: other maintainers.

>
> I've been working on the unification of all ksmbd-tools programs into a
> single 'ksmbdctl' binary, and I would like to invite everyone to test
> and/or provide me feedback on the implementation.
While checking this out, I'd love to hear from other maintainers.
>
> Since this a big-ish refactor, for now I'm sharing the code via my
> GitHub repo:
>
> https://github.com/ematsumiya/ksmbd-tools/tree/ksmbdctl
>
> I can split it into smaller commits later on, if approved for merge.
Great.
>
> Commit message below, for a better explanation.
I will check it and give feedback soon.
Thanks!
>
> Cheers,
>
> Enzo
>
> ==================================
> commit 1135e0f6b592fb48d6b20b919c44ddb961d0c51d
> Author: Enzo Matsumiya <ematsumiya@xxxxxxx>
> Date:   Tue Nov 30 15:22:35 2021 -0300
>
>      Unify all programs into a single 'ksmbdctl' binary
>
>      This commit unifies all existing programs
>      (ksmbd.{adduser,addshare,control,mountd}) into a single ksmbdctl
> binary.
>
>      The intention is to make it more like other modern tools (e.g. git,
>      nvme, virsh, etc) which have more clear user interface, readable
>      commands, and also makes it easier to script.
>
>      Example commands:
>        # ksmbdctl share add myshare -o "guest ok=yes, writable=yes,
> path=/mnt/data"
>        # ksmbdctl user add myuser
>        # ksmbdctl user add -i $HOME/mysmb.conf anotheruser
>        # ksmbdctl daemon start
>
>      Besides adding a new "share list" command, any previously working
>      functionality shouldn't be affected.
>
>      Basic testing was done manually. Updated README to reflect these
>      modifications.
>
>      TODO:
>      - run more complex tests in more complext environments
>      - implement tests (for each command and subcommand)
>      - create an abstract command interface, to make it easier to
> add/modify
>        the commands
>      - find and fix obvious bugs I missed
>
>      Signed-off-by: Enzo Matsumiya <ematsumiya@xxxxxxx>
>
>



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