Scott Henson <[email protected]> wrote: >On Thu, 24 Feb 2011 21:15:05 -0800, petermity <[email protected]> >wrote: >> The "cobbler check" command complains about iptables - but I have >> the firewall services turned off. How can I disable the warning, or >> otherwise fool Cobbler into not complaining about it? >> >> Likewise, at this time I don't really need to build Debian-based >> systems - I'd like to play with it soon, but for the moment I'd >> like to stop the complaint about debmirror. >> >> Likewise, the boot-loaders. I don't need anything but x86 >> support. How can I stop the complaint without doing "cobbler >> get-loaders"? (Which I couldn't even do originally because it >> still has no proxy support - see year-old issue #572 - I had to >> use a different network to be able to do it). > >Check isn't really meant to be run till it doesn't complain. There are >some things we can't really determine if they are in the right state or >not, so we just put them in the output. Not sure what we would do otherwise.
Perhaps have a way to disable selected warnings. something like some compilers or lints allow pinpoint control of warnings. Or perhaps easier for you and more general, have a configuration item in the settings file that lets a user put in a set of regular expressions to filter out before reporting. I can understand where it's not considered a big deal, but to me it's like compiler output - some people ignore warnings, but I like to have it completely clean, because then it's trivial to spot real problems. _______________________________________________ cobbler mailing list [email protected] https://fedorahosted.org/mailman/listinfo/cobbler
