I would like to be able to carry out the following pattern:
from lib389 import DirSrv ds = DirSrv insts = ds.list(all=True)
However, because the allocate() function wasn't called, this causes a traceback due to self.prefix not being set.
This patch allocates a default prefix of '/' or from os.env, and still allows this to be updated within the allocate() function correctly.
attachment 0001-Fix-for-prefix-allocation-of-un-initialised-dirsrv-o.patch
Your email address is still wrong:
{{{ From: William Brown wililam@adelaide.edu.au }}}
I will fix this though.
To ssh://git.fedorahosted.org/git/389/lib389.git 95c0640..2bda803 master -> master commit 2bda803fbb2d3139cb98aca4e9ced7c9e0488654 Date: Thu Aug 6 07:50:07 2015 -0400
Yep. I wrote the patch while on a flight today, before I got your email about the email address. It's correct now in patches since then.
Milestone lib389 1.0 deleted
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