On Tue, Jul 24, 2012 at 12:50 AM, Ivana Varekova <varek...@redhat.com> wrote:
> It seems everybody agrees with this feature.
>
> So I suggest to split it to 2 parts:
> 1/ Add the possibility to set
> @student devices /students/${username}
> in cgrules.conf
> Then if there is not relevant group, it is created based on the root group
>
This is not a good idea. We need a sane default, which in most cases
is the more conservative option. (This might not be the case here).
>
> 2/Add the possibility to use record
> template /students/${username} {
> ...
> }
> in cgconfig.conf.
> This record will be read by cgconfigparser as well but it will be ignored.
> It will be read if cgroup_change_cgroup_flags does not found relevant group
> for record
> @student devices /students/${username}
> then the group will be added based on this template record.
>
I prefer a default template, which people can modify.
> Ideas welcomed.
Do you have any code we can see?
Dhaval
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