Re: lambdamoo-core and lamdamoo-server virtual packages plus, moo user
When installing a new database, would it be appropriate to stash it in
/var/lambdamoo, or in /usr/lib/lambdamoo ?
BlackBriar is currently has people testing out OpalCore, so we might be
able to package that soon. No word on an E_MOO core, Ill check that out
soon.
Apparently the r3 server crashes 10 minutes after startup: thats why
there is an r4. r2 has some memory leaks, but doesnt crash.
On Fri, 5 Sep 1997, Joey Hess wrote:
> 1. I propose that two items be added to the virtual package list:
>
> lambdamoo-core A lambdamoo - compatable database package.
> lambdamoo-server Runs a moo using a lambdamoo-core.
>
> What I need this for is my lambdamoo package, which needs to
> Recommend: lambdamoo-core so it will have a core file to use. Currently,
> there are two lambdamoo-core packages, but there is a potential for a lot
> more to be packaged.
Good :>
> 2. Running these lambdamoo servers as root (which I do now!) is not a good
> idea. I could run them as nobody, or as daemon or some other user, or a new
> user could be added to base-passwd. Suggestions?
(from Loft) Blackbriar would have the server run as the user who owns the
databases, so just don't make it setuid and don't put it in /etc/rc.d
I cant say I agree with that, but thats the opinion of one wizard. I
personally like it that its all "set up" for me, without even touching
anything I get a functioning lambdamoo on my own machine.
Cheers,
Manong Dibos *elCapitanoDelBoholClub*
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