El 18/06/13 05:21, Lukas Ocilka escribió:
Hi,
Last week, I've decided to start a pilot project: YaST Runlevel written completely in Ruby. I've just got it to the state when I dare to publish it :) Please try...
See the project here: https://github.com/kobliha/yast-runlevel-ruby
How to run sudo cp src/runlevel-ruby.rb /usr/share/YaST2/clients/ sudo yast2 runlevel-ruby
Right now, it - lists services you can modify (enabled or disabled) - shows their current state - offers to start/stop or disable/enable them - can save the current configuration
What is missing - dependencies: install yast2.rpm from YaST:Head:ruby at build.opensuse.org - whole packaging into RPM/Gem - setting the default target (default runlevel)
Comments and patches are welcomed! :) It was really easy to write such YaST module in Ruby. I'll blog about it later.
Yes I have comments ;) - I suggest not to use the "runlevel" name anywhere. - I strongly suggest that you do not call systemctl from the module, this is the most important part, please use the systemd dbus api for YAST. - You can currently do all operations except setting the default target using the DBUS-API , this limitation has been corrected recently and a systemd supporting this operation will land later in factory. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: yast-devel+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: yast-devel+owner@opensuse.org