Brandon <blanu at uts.cc.utexas.edu> wrote: > > What are you talking about? How can the clients "ignoring" something help > > in the slightest if somebody has already inserted something for the name I > > wish to use in my subspace? > > The ACL idea was referencing things like modifying and deleting files. In > the current system that means inserting files in a enumerated subspace > which contain commands for the modification of the subspace. So ACLs would > be implemented by choosing which commands you want to accept based on > their signatures. Node-side ACLs for the aforementioned tasks would only > make sense if node-side deleting and modification of files existed. Since > the only node-side operation is inserting files, and that operation is > handled just fine by subspaces already, any additional functionality would > have to be implemented client-side.
I don't mean inserting a command file to be processed by the subspace owner (although that's a thought), I mean doing it at the node. There is an insert operation: namely, allowing specified users to insert in your subspace. And we will eventually have node-side updating and deleting (updating to null)... theo _______________________________________________ Devl mailing list Devl at freenetproject.org http://www.uprizer.com/mailman/listinfo/devl
