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  • Schooling...

    The project has slowed down quite a bit, since i have been in school. Rest assured it's not dead though. As soon as i can allocate some time, i will start ADDING to some of this code.
    -elmo

    2000-06-30 20:09:05 UTC by polywog

  • Printers now supported

    Added the final (finalized) module. Which basically means that i have completely converted the schema from the old system to the new one. And now am totally caught up with a non-core-dumping version of admintool ... with lots of cleaned up code.

    To the end user, it looks no different than before i started beefing up production two weeks ago.

    2000-03-25 06:18:27 UTC by polywog

  • Users, Groups, Hosts work

    The current cvs source tree has the implimentation for users, groups and hosts, so that you can use both the menu bar and also double click on the item. I'll release another file upate when i get the printer object working in the same manner.

    2000-03-24 04:32:45 UTC by polywog

  • Schema Update

    2000-03-21
    Ok, i remodeled the schema. So far so good... Had to change the schema around for how the dialogs were created and handled by the application. Originally, i had the main window create the various dialogs necessary for the altering of detail data. Now I am changing it (due to
    memory faults) so that each view controls its respective dialog box.

    The menu will emit it's usual browse, and browse mode signals. They will still be attached to the main window widget (gadmintool) slot functions (GATModify, etc) but now instead of calling the detail edit, the main widget will emit a MODIFY signal that will be caught by the views. The views will then exec the detail editing dialog box(es) whose _scope_ will be the duration of the member function called. The detail dialog box will be modal so that the program execution enters a local event loop. When the dialog returns, main program event loop will continue.

    Another major change in the schema is the fact that a custom QWidget central widget is made. This way we dont have to keep resetting the central widget in the main application widget. I will upload the files today, as well as a simple diagram of how these things talk to eachother

    2000-03-20 16:35:53 UTC by polywog

  • First Announcement

    Basically when i first started putzing around with Solaris, I noticed
    that they had a cool tool called admintool. I was like, hey, this is cool.
    I wish i had something like that for linux. So i started writing it over
    a year ago. Since then i have been busy with school and other projects like
    QWOR ( http://storm.jmc.tju.edu/qwor )Qt Widget and Object Repository).
    So developement stopped.

    BUT! I started using it the other day when i had to teach some clubie at
    work how to add users under linux. Then feel in love with it again. So
    after a six month hiatus, i am starting it up again. Now with QT2 fucking
    everything up it ought to be interesting to see if i can make this go
    or rather `play' nicely with Qt V2.

    I am now getting some memory faults like crazy, and it never happened
    under qt1. So i am going to rewrite the (badly designed) main object...
    hey what can i say, i have REALLY learned to hone my qt skills in the
    past year ;) As soon as the main object is rewritten, i'll post some
    source code up here for you to check out.

    I also have some screen shots if you are interested....
    http://www.philtered.net/admintool/images/01.png

    2000-03-20 16:30:01 UTC by polywog