Kaply Consulting wrote:> >> From what you've indicated previously, I believe Enterprise >> Policies will effectively replace what CCK2 current does ? - if so, >> is there anything currently supported by CCK2 that won't be by >> supported by Policies ? > > We're trying to get everything, but there might be some little used > things that don't make it in the first pass.
Any ideas at this point of the things that won't make the first pass? >> Does that mean you will allow setting arbitrary preferences via >> the configuration.json file? >> >> Or, will arbitrary preferences still have to be set via the >> autoconfig cfg file? > > Arbitrary preferences would still need to be set via Autoconfig. > > We'd like to move away from Autoconfig long term, though, so I'd love > to know what specific preferences folks set outside of CCK2 that are > needed. > > We can add policies where necessary. I would guess it would be hard to say - there are thousands of possible preferences - and I doubt you would want to create policies for every preference that a admin might want to have set :-) For example, we have a couple of third party extensions we install for all users - and we set relevant prefs for these extensions via the Autoconfig ... So I would guess that you would probably have to support arbitrary preferences via Policies ? That said, I for one, would hope (actually, require) that Autoconfig will still exist - as I use it for more than just setting prefs and using CCK2 Thanks James Pearson _______________________________________________ Enterprise mailing list [email protected] https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/enterprise To unsubscribe from this list, please visit https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/enterprise or send an email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe"
