Created by: darko-poljak
@oxr463 Release 4.10.11 raw source code that was uploaded by our build process should now have version.py included in the archive. If something is wrong, please report a…
Created by: darko-poljak
@telmich @asteven The wrong part here is __group/... requires: __foo/... injection.
When CDIST_ORDER_REQUIREMENT is set, if last created type is object whose type…
Created by: darko-poljak
@telmich I will try to clarify the case better.
Let we have the following init manifest:
__foo
and foo type manifest:
export…
Created by: jimis
@4nd3r maybe you have an opinion on this one?
Created by: 4nd3r
this is though one. i, myself, would never use such ambiguous feature, but I can't think of good solution for those, who would like to use it. at least we should add note about…
Created by: jimis
@4nd3r I find it really useful. Otherwise how do you set recursively the ACL to "r-x" for directories but to "r--" for files?
Created by: 4nd3r
I use find with -type and -exec 😄
jokes a side, how do you know if some perms inside deep directory needs a change? I personally don't like types which do…
Created by: jimis
maybe we still should revisit that idea. if --recursive is set then get current state of entire directory contents and comapre it against wanted state with file type check?…
Created by: 4nd3r
separate explorer(s) with find -perms -type if X is used?
Created by: 4nd3r
wait... non-recursive test on path?
you don't know whether path, you are defining for __acl, is directory or file?
i'm confused.
if that is the case, then we could just do…
Created by: jimis
if that is the case, then we could just do simple test and sed 's/x/X/ on wanted line in acl_is output...
Sounds good! :-) But also skip the test entirely if it's a file and…
Created by: 4nd3r
this should be closed if #760 solved an issue
Created by: jimis
Yes it is solved, thank you!
Created by: telmich
I think the answer here is very simple: scratch your on itch. We support what we, the cdist community, uses.
And if we don't have support in a type or an explorer, we error…
Created by: jdguffey
Agreed with @telmich. It's been a few years since I contributed to the project, but hasn't the general rule been "support POSIX," so that we wind up supporting everything…
Created by: krytarowski
Just making sure, is NetBSD ancient or esoteric?