ARCH-R240

The requirement

ARCH-R240 — The data root MUST be one operator setting, the lemonfiber config key DATA_ROOT, holding an absolute host path or a path relative to the stack directory that stays inside it (a bind), or nfs://<server>/<export> (an NFS export), and MUST be ./data within the stack directory where it is unset; lemonfiber MUST write the single data mount of every service that takes data from it and from nothing else; a relative path that leaves the stack directory or names the stack directory itself, a server that is not a host name or an address, and an export that is not an absolute path or holds a character that would change the mount options written, MUST be refused naming it; the NFS server and export kept for the retired NAS overlay MUST be folded into it once, journalled; and for an NFS export the doctor MUST report the storage mode as nas and MUST say the checks that read a host path were not run rather than report them passed.

Where it is built

• lemonfiber0 of 3 open pull requests

  How to claim it

  With lfdev, from a clone of the repository:

  lfdev claim ARCH-R240

  Or in GitHub's editor, adding this row to the tracker:

  [[requirement]]
  id = "ARCH-R240"
  state = "open"
  

  Edit status/ARCH.toml on GitHub

  Open the pull request as a draft, titled:

  chore(claim): ARCH-R240

  Its body ends with these lines, the sign-off in your own name:

  Claiming ARCH-R240.
  
  Spec: ARCH-R240
  
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• lemonfiber-decline0 of 3 open pull requests

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  lfdev claim ARCH-R240

  Or in GitHub's editor, adding this row to the tracker:

  [[requirement]]
  id = "ARCH-R240"
  state = "open"
  

  Edit status.toml on GitHub

  Open the pull request as a draft, titled:

  chore(claim): ARCH-R240

  Its body ends with these lines, the sign-off in your own name:

  Claiming ARCH-R240.
  
  Spec: ARCH-R240
  
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• lemonfiber-media-stack0 of 3 open pull requests

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  With lfdev, from a clone of the repository:

  lfdev claim ARCH-R240

  Or in GitHub's editor, adding this row to the tracker:

  [[requirement]]
  id = "ARCH-R240"
  state = "open"
  

  Edit status.toml on GitHub

  Open the pull request as a draft, titled:

  chore(claim): ARCH-R240

  Its body ends with these lines, the sign-off in your own name:

  Claiming ARCH-R240.
  
  Spec: ARCH-R240
  
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• lemonfiber-plugins0 of 3 open pull requests

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  With lfdev, from a clone of the repository:

  lfdev claim ARCH-R240

  Or in GitHub's editor, adding this row to the tracker:

  [[requirement]]
  id = "ARCH-R240"
  state = "open"
  

  Edit status.toml on GitHub

  Open the pull request as a draft, titled:

  chore(claim): ARCH-R240

  Its body ends with these lines, the sign-off in your own name:

  Claiming ARCH-R240.
  
  Spec: ARCH-R240
  
  Signed-off-by: Your Name <[email protected]>

• lemonfiber-web0 of 3 open pull requests

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  lfdev claim ARCH-R240

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  [[requirement]]
  id = "ARCH-R240"
  state = "open"
  

  Edit status.toml on GitHub

  Open the pull request as a draft, titled:

  chore(claim): ARCH-R240

  Its body ends with these lines, the sign-off in your own name:

  Claiming ARCH-R240.
  
  Spec: ARCH-R240
  
  Signed-off-by: Your Name <[email protected]>

• brand0 of 3 open pull requests

  How to claim it

  With lfdev, from a clone of the repository:

  lfdev claim ARCH-R240

  Or in GitHub's editor, adding this row to the tracker:

  [[requirement]]
  id = "ARCH-R240"
  state = "open"
  

  Edit status.toml on GitHub

  Open the pull request as a draft, titled:

  chore(claim): ARCH-R240

  Its body ends with these lines, the sign-off in your own name:

  Claiming ARCH-R240.
  
  Spec: ARCH-R240
  
  Signed-off-by: Your Name <[email protected]>

• sdk-ts0 of 3 open pull requests

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  With lfdev, from a clone of the repository:

  lfdev claim ARCH-R240

  Or in GitHub's editor, adding this row to the tracker:

  [[requirement]]
  id = "ARCH-R240"
  state = "open"
  

  Edit status.toml on GitHub

  Open the pull request as a draft, titled:

  chore(claim): ARCH-R240

  Its body ends with these lines, the sign-off in your own name:

  Claiming ARCH-R240.
  
  Spec: ARCH-R240
  
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• sdk-php0 of 3 open pull requests

  How to claim it

  With lfdev, from a clone of the repository:

  lfdev claim ARCH-R240

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  [[requirement]]
  id = "ARCH-R240"
  state = "open"
  

  Edit status.toml on GitHub

  Open the pull request as a draft, titled:

  chore(claim): ARCH-R240

  Its body ends with these lines, the sign-off in your own name:

  Claiming ARCH-R240.
  
  Spec: ARCH-R240
  
  Signed-off-by: Your Name <[email protected]>

• lemonfiber-companion0 of 3 open pull requests

  How to claim it

  With lfdev, from a clone of the repository:

  lfdev claim ARCH-R240

  Or in GitHub's editor, adding this row to the tracker:

  [[requirement]]
  id = "ARCH-R240"
  state = "open"
  

  Edit status/ARCH.toml on GitHub

  Open the pull request as a draft, titled:

  chore(claim): ARCH-R240

  Its body ends with these lines, the sign-off in your own name:

  Claiming ARCH-R240.
  
  Spec: ARCH-R240
  
  Signed-off-by: Your Name <[email protected]>

• sdk-python0 of 3 open pull requests

  How to claim it

  With lfdev, from a clone of the repository:

  lfdev claim ARCH-R240

  Or in GitHub's editor, adding this row to the tracker:

  [[requirement]]
  id = "ARCH-R240"
  state = "open"
  

  Edit status.toml on GitHub

  Open the pull request as a draft, titled:

  chore(claim): ARCH-R240

  Its body ends with these lines, the sign-off in your own name:

  Claiming ARCH-R240.
  
  Spec: ARCH-R240
  
  Signed-off-by: Your Name <[email protected]>

• integration-home-assistant0 of 3 open pull requests

  How to claim it

  With lfdev, from a clone of the repository:

  lfdev claim ARCH-R240

  Or in GitHub's editor, adding this row to the tracker:

  [[requirement]]
  id = "ARCH-R240"
  state = "open"
  

  Edit status.toml on GitHub

  Open the pull request as a draft, titled:

  chore(claim): ARCH-R240

  Its body ends with these lines, the sign-off in your own name:

  Claiming ARCH-R240.
  
  Spec: ARCH-R240
  
  Signed-off-by: Your Name <[email protected]>

• integration-mcp0 of 3 open pull requests

  How to claim it

  With lfdev, from a clone of the repository:

  lfdev claim ARCH-R240

  Or in GitHub's editor, adding this row to the tracker:

  [[requirement]]
  id = "ARCH-R240"
  state = "open"
  

  Edit status.toml on GitHub

  Open the pull request as a draft, titled:

  chore(claim): ARCH-R240

  Its body ends with these lines, the sign-off in your own name:

  Claiming ARCH-R240.
  
  Spec: ARCH-R240
  
  Signed-off-by: Your Name <[email protected]>