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- acl based permissions (use Data::ACL?) |
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- combine Torus::Xyz with Device::Xyz somehow? |
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- assure published stuff contains no client-specific informations (HMI, ...) |
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- CPAN's AppConfig is still needed for now (could this be changed? e.g. using App::Config?) |
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- if not, just include it below "libs" or install "nmake" (through integrated setup) before configuring CPAN |
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(if you already have, do "perl -MCPAN -eshell" and "o conf init" to redo configuration) |
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- rework folder-mapping to use xml |
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- rework field-mapping to use xml (Data::Transfer::Sync!) |
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- rework declaration of while-transfer-rules and after-transfer-patches to xml |
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- example of a "while-transfer-rule" |
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- build "dn" from "cn/sn" |
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- must have "sn" |
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- if no "sn" given, just use "Vorname" |
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- don't allow some special characters inside "dn": '+' seems to get translated to '&' at somewhere in code |
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- example of a "after-transfer-patch-rule" |
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- copy contents of field "x" to field "y" to nivelate(?) access from ldap-query-engines we don't have access to! (the source!) |
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(e.g. query-/search-engines in commercial products like "MS Outlook 2000|2002|Express", |
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which also don't have _any_ mechanism to parametrize them) |
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- write papers about networking (computers _and_ small/embedded/electronic devices (atmel, c-control)) |
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- janosch: how to control arbitrary devices via personal computers _and_ standalone circuits in parallel! |
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(using Device::SerialPort and Conrad C-Control together) |
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- implement infrastructure(s) |
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- actually handle folders (check, autocreation) completely _before_ starting to sync/process items/entries! |
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- provide easy-to-access shell-interface to LDAP (e.g. via Xyz::Xyz or (maybe later) "oedit.pl") |
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- this removes the need for the currently used Java-based Ldap-Client (which will stay more comfortable - of course) |
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- navigate via "cd" through containers, show items/entries via (e.g.) "dump"(?) and stuff... |
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... the interactive feeling/behaviour is similar to navigating in a filesystem via a commandline-interface (CLI) |
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- sum up "must-have" features of known synchronization-tools for (e.g.) ... |
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- s25@once |
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- siemens custom sync (S45Sync.exe?) |
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- Nokia Communicator |
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- SyncML (it's not a device from a manufacturer, it's actually a XML-standard) |
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