Sriram Natarajan wrote: > Hi > > > > > ludo wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I've created some Start menus to operate the SXDE samp stack, as well >> as a system tray menu. >> > Just out of curiosity - are you developing the 'Start Menu' using > Gnome SDK ? If yes, then that would be awesome as the look and feel > will very much match with the rest of the panels that comes with SXDE. >> All is working for the root user. I am planning on adding a >> 'initialize' menu that would need to run as root, that would add all >> the necessary privileges to the non root user (that user which is >> also created when installing SXDE b70 or above). >> >> I am reading http://www.sun.com/blueprints/0605/819-2887.pdf >> and my hope is such setting (very complex imo for a simple person >> like me) would be handy for the Developer using SXDE... >> > The above blue print is very comprehensive. Upcoming Apache 2.2.6 > integration does handle some of the issues that is covered in the > above blue print. >> Let me know if this is the right direction. >> Basically, a new Solaris role would be created ('webstack' as a role >> name?) that would be added to the solaris user. >> This role would allow to >> stop, start apache, mysql (possibly postgres), view/changes log files >> or config files or Dbs, etc... >> >> I see some predefined groups in Solaris (postgres, >> webservd,mysql,...) Should we use them instead or use this new >> 'webstack' role to represent a typically WebStack AMP developer? >> >> > IMO, adding another role is not very much helpful. I would expect > that a site administrator would not prefer to give start / stop access > of databases to any web developer. We need to simply leverage the > existing roles / privleges that currently exist for Apache, MySQL and > PostgreSQL
So far, in B76 and private mysql installation, I do not see these roles/privileges defined for Apache and MySQL... Who will define then and when? Thanks, Ludo > > thanks > sriram
