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Hi Mark,
On 15/06/11 01:02, Marc - A. Dahlhaus wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> this is a first and for now only compile-tested draft of the alias stanza.
> Tests for the stanza are missing.
> The code for the alias stanza parsing is a copy of the one for the emits
> stanza.
> The testsuite of a patched 1.3 runs fine (exept for the X11 dependent tests
> as my box has no X11 running).
>
> I'm unshure if the handling of blocked events with an alias configured works
> in this draft version, i'm still reading the code path of event.c and try to
> check if i'm not overlooking something.
>
> Currently i add all blocking aliases to the main jobs blocking queue/list and
> hope that the catch in the event_poll loop works out as expected.
> I think there is a call to event_block missing for every alias event.
> I still have to check out how the whole blocking event chain code works...
>
> Thanks,
>
> Marc
>
Thanks very much for this. One minor comment:
* init/job.c: job_emit_event(): Maybe "blocked_alias" would be easier to read
than "blockedalias".
What we're also going to need I think is a global hash to map alias names to
actual job names to
allow for the "start display-mananager" syntax to work. Essentially every place
a job name can be
specified via initctl, we should also accept an alias name. Ignoring initctl
for now, maybe
something like:
typedef struct job_alias {
NihList entry;
char *name; /* alias name */
Session *session;
NihList aliases; /* NihListEntry pointers to JobClass objects */
} JobAlias;
NihHash job_aliases;
Then, when a request comes in to start "display-manager",
control_get_job_by_name() can quickly find
the (hopefully) single match for "display-manager" in job_aliases and start a
"gdm" Job instance (say).
Questions:
- - What if multiple .conf files *do* contain the same alias name? Even though
this isn't legit, we
need to ensure we handle the scenario.
- - What if a job defines an alias for an existing job name?
Kind regards,
James.
- --
James Hunt
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Ubuntu Foundations Team, Canonical.
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