HI Michael, One thing that we should start thinking about is the seperation of "admin" level features. Since in many cases, the client is available to all users, some features should be blocked, via user authentication, or just seperated into another "admin client". What do you think?
Richard On Wed, Jun 13, 2012 at 7:45 PM, Michael Stroucken <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi everyone, > > The tashi client can now be used to set the state of a host. That means one > does not have to poke around in the database anymore to set a machine to > Drained or Normal. > > For example, to set host "fnord" to drained, so that it will not accept more > work, run: > tashi-client setHostState --host fnord --state drained > > Greetings, > Michael. -- Richard Gass
