Vreman, Peter - Acision wrote: >>> Is it by design that a system edit+copy does not do any duplicate ip >>> checks? It will at least make editing the original and new copy >>> afterwards report and error of a duplicate ip. >>> >> Yes, a copy isn't usable if the checks are enforced then, because the >> CLI can only edit one interface at a time. There would be no way to >> copy it. >> >> What we can (and should do) in the future is to also enforce the >> duplicate checks at sync time. >> >> Currently in 1.4 we also do a dhcp config check before restarting, that >> at least prevents restarting DHCP with a known invalid config -- though >> the sync check should be done also. >> > > I think the command line system copy shall clear the MAC and IP information > when the duplicate IP check is turned on. This forces you to use the system > edit after the system copy to make things work for the new system, but it > keeps the old systems untouched. > > For consistency the webui can also be updated or (add a button) to clear the > MAC and IP information when making a system copy. > > Regards, > Peter > >
This is doable (we'd do this at the Cobbler API level, so external apps also had this behavior). Does anyone see a problem with this proposal? --Michael _______________________________________________ cobbler mailing list [email protected] https://fedorahosted.org/mailman/listinfo/cobbler
