2010/12/22 brett lentz <brett.le...@gmail.com> > On Wed, Dec 22, 2010 at 9:19 AM, Scott Henson <shen...@redhat.com> wrote: > >> On Wed, 22 Dec 2010 11:00:26 -0600, <marek.doho...@thomsonreuters.com> >> wrote: >> > Actually yes I still am running EL4. >> > Out of curiosity what do you find is a problem with Cheetah? >> > >> >> Cheetah recently broke on F14 and has had various and other problems >> with its security. It has generally just been a pain in my back side >> for some time. I'm not saying I'm going to make a change, just trying >> to get a general feeling on the subject at this place. >> >> > > Support for EL4 should be maintained until EL4 is EOL. It's only got <2 > years left. I believe it's EOL in 2012. > > As for templating, I agree that there needs to be specific reasons for the > change. The "various and other" problems should be detailed. It's possible > that there are less drastic solutions to those problems. > > I'm not personally invested too heavily in Cheetah. I like Genshi for a > number of reasons, but would be open to adapting to other options. I'm not > opposed to learning something new. :-) There's been a few blog posts going > around Planet Python in the last month about good and bad uses of templating > engines. > > With cobbler-web having moved to Django for cobbler 2.0 (IIRC), it sort of > makes sense to move the rest of the app in that direction as well. However, > if this happens, I think it should incur another big version bump to 2.5 or > 3.0, so that it's clear that this isn't just a minor update. > > sharing the same view.
Phil
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