Jamie Nguyen
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Sun May 1 23:18:52 JST 2011
Tetsuo Handa wrote: > Jamie Nguyen wrote: >> I'm worried that this may potentially be quite confusing for new >> users. They already have to try to understand the concept of "domains" >> but now also have to understand the concept of "namespaces". I think >> it is often best to make it possible for new features to be ignored if >> users don't need them, but I'm not sure if this is possible here. > > By default, only <kernel> namespace is defined. Users need not to understand > the concept of namespaces as long as they live in the <kernel> namespace only. Just to make sure we understand each other, do I understand correctly that you want to remove "initialize_domain" directive and replace with "initialize_namespace"? Or do you intend them to exist together? >> This directive can result in transition to either a domain or a >> namespace, so both "auto_domain_transition" and >> "auto_namespace_transition" don't describe perfectly. So I think it is >> best to stick with "auto_domain_transition" to keep syntax familiar. >> It also functions in exactly the same way unless <$namespace> is >> specified, which makes it easier for users to ignore namespace >> functionality. > > Excuse me, I couldn't catch. "auto_namespace_transition=" and > "task auto_namespace_transition" are for jumping to a different namespace. > "auto_domain_transition=" and "task auto_domain_transition" are for jumping to > a different domain in the same namespace. > > Users need not to understand "initialize_namespace"/"no_initialize_namespace"/ > "auto_namespace_transition="/"task auto_namespace_transition" as long as they > live in the <kernel> namespace only. Sorry, I'm not sure I understand completely. You posted this question earlier: > If we want to use different keywords (like 'auto_namespace_transition="httpd"' > and 'task auto_namespace_transition apache' ) for easier understanding, > I can do so. This was the first time I saw that you introduced these directives. Are you saying that these directives are optional, and we could implement without them? Could you also explain the difference between "auto_domain_transition=<httpd>" and "task auto_domain_transition <httpd>". I am familiar with "task ....." but not the other.
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