* Dustin Kirkland <[email protected]> wrote: > These, as well as Mark's suggestion about various snaps each > providing their own interactive shell-like interface, are > cleanly addressed by enabling end users (or particular gadgets) > to set one of these shells as the last line of ~/.profile, such > that an interactive login drops you straight into that program, > while maintaining all of the benefits of ssh and bash and > friends ;-)
+1 I want to make sure normal ssh usage works, and consider the snappy shell to be a bonus. Locking out normal ssh functions seems likely to make users angry. I like the idea of letting packages define a management command which can be accessed in a standard manner. The apps already define a 'start' method; why not add a 'manage' or 'interactive-configure' method too? (or is this covered by 'snappy config' ?) ssh snaphost snappy manage myapp But no matter how slick we make it people will still need to dive in deep to investigate issues, so it should allow 'ssh snaphost bash' for exploration and debugging. And scp/sftp/rsync and other ssh-based functions should "just work". -- Selene -- snappy-devel mailing list [email protected] Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/snappy-devel
