[Bug 523540] Review Request: opentracker - BitTorrent Tracker

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--- Comment #51 from Simon Wesp <cassmodiah at fedoraproject.org> 2010-04-08 03:33:37 EDT ---
(In reply to comment #50)
> > Whitelist is a feature which is a wish of Matt Domsch to dominate and control
> > and restrict the freedom of the users. 
> 
> Actually we find the whitelist option pretty useful. We plan to use opentracker
> to share VM images over a large infrastructure, and we would like our tracker
> to be dedicated for this purpose only.

> > /foo/bar is just a fake! Just edit one of the conffiles to use the
> > whitelist-feature!    
> 
> Yes, /foo/bar is obviously used here as a generic placeholder to demonstrate
> the issue.
> 
> We have edited the configuration files, added a whitelist (we can reference it
> with /etc/opentracker-ipv4/whitelist.txt if you prefer).
> 
> Nevertheless, although /etc/opentracker-ipv4/whitelist.txt exists, is populated
> and world readable, opentracker still displays:
> 
>   Warning: Can't open accesslist file: /etc/opentracker-ipv4/whitelist.txt (but
> will try to create it later, if necessary and possible).
> 
> Since the option is activated in the configuration file, but the whitelist
> cannot be used, no torrent can be added to the tracker.    


@cern.ch and @dell.com both are totalitarian ruled systems. I would prefer an
anarchy and grant all users to add whatever they want. The main problem is that
this package can't meet all demands, because there are users who prefered free
access to the resources like me and there are some oppressors like you and matt
who prefer a whitelist and I'm sure someday there will be a user who asked for
the blacklist-feature.
The Whitelist-feature seems to satisfy the wish of the vast majority (I can't
believe that 2 people can be a majority, but okay), so I will completely
integrate the whitelist-feature in the next few days. Then it will work ootb
after the deamon is (re)started with the filled whitelist. Btw it works for me
if I edit all sections of the conffile which are related to this feature.

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