Hi,
On 15/01/16 09:50, Christian Kauhaus wrote:
> Am 14.01.2016 um 10:55 schrieb Игорь Пашев:
>> I use this function to get IDs:
>
> Thank you for the code, but this is not the problem I'm trying to solve.
> We allocate UIDs centrally. It's more a policy question:
>
> Is the range 500 <= n <
Hi,
one part that is still missing then is: what happens when static UIDs in
nixpkgs outgrows 500?
Would it make sense to reserve some space in the 16-Bit-Area or should we
allocate an area in the 32-Bit range?
(the other) Christian
> On 15 Jan 2016, at 12:10, Eelco Dolstra
2016-01-15 11:50 GMT+03:00 Christian Kauhaus :
> It's more a policy question
base = 10 <= this is the policy :-)
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Am 14.01.2016 um 10:55 schrieb Игорь Пашев:
> I use this function to get IDs:
Thank you for the code, but this is not the problem I'm trying to solve. We
allocate UIDs centrally. It's more a policy question:
Is the range 500 <= n < 1000 likely to be free in the future?
What about using the
I use this function to get IDs:
uid = name:
let
dec = {
"0" = 0; "1" = 1; "2" = 2; "3" = 3;
"4" = 4; "5" = 5; "6" = 6; "7" = 7;
"8" = 8; "9" = 9; "a" = 10; "b" = 11;
"c" = 12; "d" = 13; "e" = 14; "f" = 15;
};
base = 10; #
Hi,
we are currently in the process of configuring users and groups with fixed
UID/GID numbers from a central directory on a bunch of NixOS machines.
I'd like to clarify some policy issues to avoid future ID conflicts.
The current policy, as far as I understand it, is:
* Fixed UIDs/GIDs are in