3:02 p.m.
On 27/02/2017 18:30, Daniel Henrique Barboza wrote:
On 02/27/2017 06:18 PM, Lucio Correia wrote:
> On 27/02/2017 18:12, Daniel Henrique Barboza wrote:
>>>>> +BASE_DIRECTORY = '/run'
>>>> Suggestion to use:
>>>> os.path.join('/run/user', str(os.getuid()))
>>>> in order tests may be run with root.
>>
>> I would prefer to choose a path that can be written by anyone else to
>> allow the push_server
>> to be started without root.
>
> Sorry, I meant *without* root.
> /run/user/<UID> allows for that, it's writable by the user that
> started wokd, be it root or not.
>
This change would require further UI changes to allow the /config API
(or other) to inform
the UI of the current websocket URL. This will not solve the problems
I've seen with the unit tests
though - multiple instances of the push_server will not be possible and
the unit tests will
break.
I'm not seeing the relation between that BASE_DIR and the URL used by
UI. Anyway, I believe we both agree that just one server and one URL is
fine.
My only concern is the directory to save that woknotifications file and
the permissions required for it.
We need to discuss an alternative where:
- any user can start the push_server, as you require
I'm not requiring it. Just saying that if it will be started by tests,
it needs to run without sudo (i.e. use paths in filesystems that allow
for that).
As I mentioned earlier, testing for 'test' option is not enough to avoid
PushServer to be started during tests, since as of now 'test' option
only governs which model will be used.
- if we're to allow the push_server to be run in test_mode*, we need to
think in a way of
generating random paths that can be written by any user as well. You are
working closely
in Debian changes. What system dir can be used that can be written by
any user and,
preferably, exists in RPM distros too?
On Fedora 25, /run/user/<UID>/libvirt is the default dir used to store
runtime data by libvirt when it is started with "qemu:///session" url
(regular user session).
In fact it seems to be default place for that kind of usage in both distros:
Ubuntu 16.04:
$ ls /run/user/1000/
dbus-session gnome-shell gvfs-burn pulse systemd
upstart-dbus-bridge.4451.pid upstart-udev-bridge.2946.pid
dconf gvfs keyring speech-dispatcher upstart
upstart-file-bridge.4451.pid upstart-udev-bridge.4451.pid
Fedora 25:
$ ls /run/user/1000/
bus libvirt systemd
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Lucio Correia