Difference between revisions of "TODO list"

Revision as of 05:23, 20 July 2006

If you have new ideas, please discuss it on the mailing list first.

You can also see the old wishlist.

Make IP-based profiles:

   <host ip="192.168.2.5" profile-id="profile01" />

   <host ip="192.168.2-6.5-126" profile-id="profile02" />

Hostname-based profiles should have precedence over IP-based profiles (or should IPs be more important?). Or make it configurable:

   <host order="hostname,ip" />

Make possible installing and uninstalling on a certain date (like "installdate = 23.07.2005", "uninstalldate = 01.02.2006")

Complete the web interface... use LDAP for that... ideas?

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 '''Make possible installing and uninstalling on a certain date''' (like "installdate = 23.07.2005", "uninstalldate = 01.02.2006")
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-'''Write a client-side installer for WPKG.'''
-It should have the following features:
-* command line for "silent" installation:
-** ability to specify credentials under which "cscript \\path\to\wpkg.js" will be executed
-** ability to specify the path to wpkg.js
-** no checks performed (like in GUI - below)
-** can be easily written with the help of cygrunsrv from Cygwin - we'll just need the cygrunsrv executable and a Cygwin dll
-** run periodically - i.e., specified time from the last time, or at intervals (hourly)
-Examples:
-    wpkg-install.exe --user Administrator --pass s3crEt --path \\server\wpkg
-    wpkg-install.exe --user DOMAIN\Administrator --pass s3crEt --path \\192.168.111.200\wpkg
-This one would be executed as SYSTEM:
-    wpkg-install.exe --path P:\wpkg
-GUI:
-* possibly written with the help of Inno Setup
-* it should check, if cscript (needed to run wpkg.js) is available in the system (if it isn't notify the user)
-* it should ask for the path to wpkg.js, and credentials
-* the installer should support many languages, defined in language.lang file (like en.lang, de.lang, pl.lang etc.)
- New languages should be easily added by just copying a new language file to a directory with the installer.
-Any takers? :)