blablacar fork

[Andrei-Pozolotin]

we found changes made by Arnaud Lemaire rather useful:
https://github.com/blablacar/acserver
blablacar/dgr#174

1. are those too much for you to pull back?

2. on the other hand we found current acserver command line interface
   inflexible from the expansion, modification and usage point of view:

Usage of /usr/bin/acserver:
acserver SERVER_NAME ACI_DIRECTORY TEMPLATE_DIRECTORY USERNAME PASSWORD

• can you please use named (not positional) parameters?
• can you allow "unexpected" -flag or --flag for expansion by a fork?

[cgonyeo]

1. Sure, I'd be happy to accept those changes if @n0rad has time to make a PR.

2. I could quickly change acserver to use cobra for command line parsing, this would give it similar semantics to rkt and acbuild. Would that be fine?

[n0rad]

We would like to switch our production store to a improved version of acserver.

I was not about to do PR because it will change most of the code and require a build script to

• use cobra
• embed template
• reorganize storage for a more scalable directory structure
• and few other things

But I can still propose it if you want.

[jonboulle]

I don't want to speak for dgonyeo since he'd be reviewing but I would love
to have your changes upstreamed :-)

On 17 June 2016 at 00:34, Arnaud Lemaire notifications@github.com wrote:

We would like to switch our production store to a improved version of
acserver.

I was not about to do PR because it will change most of the code and
require a build script to

• use cobra
• embed template
• reorganize storage for a more scalable directory structure
• and few other things

But I can still propose it if you want.

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[cgonyeo]

Yup, what @jonboulle said.

[Andrei-Pozolotin]

@n0rad we are ready to test your PR :-)

[n0rad]

Give me some time, I'm overloaded