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From: Mark Lawrence (nomad_at_null.net)
Date: Thu 26 Feb 2004 - 09:29:47 GMT


On Thu, 26 Feb 2004, Herbert Poetzl wrote:

> hrm, what do you need the patch for?
>
> reboot restart
> reboot halt
> reboot ...
>
> isn't useful in my opinion

Herbert, please re-read my email here:

        http://list.linux-vserver.org/archive/vserver/msg06152.html

where I explained my rational for a change in the interface between kernel
and userland for vserver events. The main points were extensibility beyond
the reboot function, and to not unecessarily hide the details of the call.

I thought I made a reasonable case, but did not hear back from anyone. My
fault for assuming silence equals agreement, but I would still appreciate
knowing why you think I'm on the wrong track. I'm willing to take my
medicine :-) [English expression for having to go though necessary pain]

> (you do not want to provide patches for each
> vserver kernel patch, and folks do not want to
> apply it ;)

The patch was for developers to take a look and/or play with. I certainly
don't expect people with production systems to go through the effort. My
apologies to all if that was how it was taken.

Cheers, Mark.

-- 
Mark Lawrence

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