[Osiris-devel]updated specs

[Brian Wotring]

> the idea is right but i don't like the keyword Order, it's apache-ish but
> it's misleading because you're not really ordering anything you're chosing
> one or the other.  what about an options line:
>
> <Directory /etc>
>	 Options ScanAll SHA Recurse
>	 Exclude defaults, hosts.*
> </Directory>
>
> or the reverse:
>
> <Directory /etc>
>	 Options ScanExplicit MD5
>	 Include passwd, shadow, group, hosts.*
> </Directory>

I see your point.  I realized I was wrong about being able to specify only 
a few files in a directory, it should be possible with the file(x) 
directive.

How about the following:

  attributes   - perm,mtime,atime,ctime,inode,links,uid,gid,bytes,blocks
  options      - scanall,scanexplicit,recursive,shallow,follow_links
  hashes       - md5,sha,haval,ripemd
  actions      - ignore,noentry

You can scan all files by doing:

<Directory /usr>
    options scanall,recursive
</Directory>

You can scan all but some by doing:

<Directory /usr>
    options scanall,recursive
    ignore file(ls)
</Directory>

You can scan only one or some by doing:

<Directory /usr>
    options scanexplicit
    file(ls)       mtime,uid
</Directory>

Am I missing any functionality here or does anybody have problems with the 
syntax?

> are files and directories treated equally?

I think so, the one difference I can think of at the moment is that you 
should be able to specify "noentry" on a directory.

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