On 04/12/2013 06:24 PM, Roger Massey wrote:
> Here is a link
> <https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/17774745/netconfig.zip> to a zip
> file with a windows netconfigexe. (The . is missing to make the mailer
> happy). If you have a windows machine run netconfig.exe on it. It
> should output a json string that describes the machine's network config.
>
> You could verify the json is legal on web validators (jsonlint, ...)
> or post the string to the list.
>
> If you have visual studio c# 2010 the source code is also in the zip
> and comments to the list are welcome.
>
> It is my first c# program so be gentle.
It looks pretty reasonable. Painful, but reasonable. Almost 3 times
larger than my shell script which does more - but that's not your
fault. The shell is a pretty awesome tool. If I had to do what you
were doing in 'C' on Linux, it would probably be _at least_ as painful -
and less universally usable. [The APIs for doing this kind of thing are
very different between different POSIX OSes].
About the first 150 lines or so have a bunch of definitions that look
like they ought to be available to import from somewhere. I assume
that's not the case?
Next stop: trying to hook it into the CMA and see what it wants that
you're not providing. Have you tried that?
I suppose I should document the CMA's requirements for other potential
platforms. Ted Z would approve ;-).
Is the file netconfig_TemporaryKey.pfx a source file? I mean, should it
go into our source control system?
And what is it exactly? A package signing key?
>From the comments it looks like you've tried it on Windows 7?
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