Izar Tarandach
Izar Tarandach
Why not Datastore.type = (Local, Database, Registry, ...) ?
yep - i think this might be a "migration" from the MSFT tool repertoire. I think the stress is on the handlesCrashes value - as in "your process should be...
In a Process, if it knows how to clean up (no core files, no temporary files, perhaps restarts after crash) , notifies and logs crash?
It may be time to introduce some logic into the attributes? obj.handlesExceptions = True + obj.cleansUp = True | ==> obj.handlesCrashes = True obj.restartsAfterCrash = True +
I don't know, I see it as a logical progression - as in beginners can keep it simple but more advanced users may use the logic if they need.
PRs! We need PRs! :smile:
True. Let's do it.
What would be a proper dictionary of properties and their values? For example, runsAs = (Root, Administrator, User, Nobody) exposes = (HTTP, HTTPS, ...) ? I believe this might be...
But do we have to go itemized? Or could we get away with something that refers to the process, as in isHardened = ("No", "Planned", "Yes") At the end of...
I moved the current attributes into Python "@property". We need to decide if we want to leave everything open or if we want to use enumerations for certain values. I'm...