2. is going to do unnecessary work (and I'll have to create the user
if they don't exist anyway)
I've written types that do this with great success. Be careful that
performing that repetitive action isn't expensive or otherwise
degrading to normal operation. If it creates any kind of race
I just wondered if anyone has experience of this kind of problem, and
what approaches they've
found to work best.
I'm writing my first type/provider (on pupet 0.25.x) to automatically
setup RabbitMQ.
The basic approach I'm taking is to wrap the rabbitmqctl command
(which lets you create vhosts,
Can you follow the path our user providers use and simply provide the
internal hash in the manifest? Can you verify that client side?
On Sat, Dec 11, 2010 at 6:48 AM, Dick Davies
rasput...@hellooperator.net wrote:
I just wondered if anyone has experience of this kind of problem, and
what
That'd essentially be option 1 then.
I think it'd be doable (have seen that work well in e.g. camptocamps mysql
module) but I'd need to call into Erlang somehow to find the hashed
password.
In the mysql case, it's just a straight select out of the mysql.user table.
One other idea I had was to
