> I don't mean inserting a command file to be processed by the subspace owner > (although that's a thought), I mean doing it at the node. There is an > insert operation: namely, allowing specified users to insert in your > subspace. And we will eventually have node-side updating and deleting > (updating to null)...
I would prefer a versioned subspace to a modifiable subspace. If a subspaced is versioned then you can determine client-side which modifications would wish to accept. I suppose it's sort of like instead of having an ACL-controllable filesystem having an ACL-controllable CVS repository. In such a situation the only job of the server/node is to record changes. There is no advantage to not doing everything client-side. Additionally, doing everything client-side is much easier because you don't have to find and replace/delete files stranded on isolated nodes somewhere in order to make the update universal. _______________________________________________ Devl mailing list Devl at freenetproject.org http://www.uprizer.com/mailman/listinfo/devl
