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[Stefan (metze) Metzmacher]

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tridge at samba.org schrieb:

| Tim,
|
|  > I think it's a bad idea too.  Are we really that short on command line
|  > options?
|
| It's not that we are short on them, its that -s was used in a bunch of
| tools (gentest, locktest, smbtorture etc) to set a seed, and was used
| in other places to choose a config file. If we are going to unify the
| command line processing then one of them has to change. Something has
| to change, the question is what.
|
| I certainly used -s a lot in the test tools, and I hadn't noticed it
| being used for config files. Now that you've told me it is actively
| used for config files I would propose we use --seed for the test
| tools, and leave -s for the config file.

Ok, I'll remove the short options for the tool specific once and let them for the global once.
Is everybody ok with that?



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metze

Stefan Metzmacher <metze at samba.org> www.samba.org
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