Struct names and members for secrets.conf

[Julien ÉLIE]

Hi Russ,

>> we may probably want a general program for that, and not a dedicated
>> one for each configuration file...
>> Why not add a -f flag (for "file") to innconfval?  Default value is
>> "inn.conf", and it can be set to other file names (like "secrets.conf").
> 
> That's a good idea!

It may be useful.  I'll see what I can do.
Speaking of file names, I'm wondering whether "inn.secrets" wouldn't be 
better.  I remember we once had to change radius.conf to inn-radius.conf 
(as the radius program already exists); secrets.conf is a general name 
that may be used by other programs, so maybe inn.secrets(5) will be 
better for the man page and the file name.


>> Not all secrets are strings.  Here, for canlockadmin, it is a vector.
>> So maybe we need get_secret_list(secrets, "cancels", "canlockadmin") and
>> another get_secret_string() function for future string secrets?
> 
> Oh, good point, I hadn't thought about that.  I'm not entirely sure the
> additional complexity is worth it (your approach looked fine).  We can
> always wait and see if that would be a simplification.

We could have both approaches:
- secrets->canlockadmin (or innsecrets->canlockadmin which would be a 
good name too if we have inn.secrets) and other (inn)secrets->xxx 
variables for all secrets that are defined only once in the secrets.conf 
file;
- get_secret_string() or other similar functions for any secrets that 
may appear several times at different scopes of the file.  And we'll see 
how to do that when it happens.

-- 
Julien ÉLIE

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