Display policy time units in bkctld status output #52

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opened 2021-11-05 15:15:07 +01:00 by whirigoyen · 2 comments

whirigoyen commented

2021-11-05 15:15:07 +01:00

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The current output of bkctld status $jail is :

$jail_name ON $port 2/1 $IP

I suggest to change it to :

$jail_name ON $port 2d/1m $IP

This precision avoids confusion between the two retention periods (d last days, and 1st day of m last month).

The echo to change is in lib/bkctld-status line 21.

The current output of `bkctld status $jail` is : `$jail_name ON $port 2/1 $IP` I suggest to change it to : `$jail_name ON $port 2d/1m $IP` This precision avoids confusion between the two retention periods (d last days, and 1st day of m last month). The `echo` to change is in `lib/bkctld-status` line 21.

whirigoyen commented

2021-11-17 10:55:54 +01:00

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Brice proposes to display the time unit in a column header instead of inline.

This seems more standard and would keep output parsing simple.

Brice proposes to display the time unit in a column header instead of inline. This seems more standard and would keep output parsing simple.

whirigoyen commented

2021-12-10 14:29:46 +01:00

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Jérémy L. suggested to add an option --no-header for backward compatibility.