Hi Ludovic, Thank you for review. Ludovic Courtès writes: […] >> +$DB['PASSWORD'] = '" (if (string-null? db-password) >> + (if (string-null? db-secret-file) >> + (display "Provide a `db-secret-file' \ >> +or `db-password' field. >> +" >> + (current-error-port)) >> + (string-trim-both >> + (with-input-from-file db-secret-file >> + read-string))) >> + (begin >> + (display " >> +Hint: Consider use `db-secret-file' instead of `db-password' and unset >> +`db-password' in `zabbix-front-end-configuration' for security. >> +") >> + db-password)) "'; >> + >> +// Schema name. Used for IBM DB2 and PostgreSQL. >> +$DB['SCHEMA'] = ''; >> + >> +$ZBX_SERVER = '" zabbix-host "'; >> +$ZBX_SERVER_PORT = '" (number->string zabbix-port) "'; >> +$ZBX_SERVER_NAME = ''; >> + >> +$IMAGE_FORMAT_DEFAULT = IMAGE_FORMAT_PNG; >> +")))) > > I saw these “hints” in the build log of Cuirass and that got me curious. > :-) Do you mean “hints” during ‘zabbix’ tests? > A couple of comments… For consistency, hints should be reported using > the ‘display-hint’ procedure, which takes a Texinfo string as input. > > Second, while the second ‘display’ call does look like a hint, the first > one looks like it should be an error, shouldn’t it? In that case, I’d > suggest something like: > > (raise (condition > (&message > (message "You must provide either 'db-secret-file' or 'db-password'.")))) Thanks, pushed as 0485717ee94e7f161d072f017edce5d35df49c81 to master. > Third, it would be nice to report source location info along with hints > and errors. To do that, you could add an innate ‘location’ field to > as done for . Then, along > with the &message condition above, you could raise an &error-location as > is done in a few places. > > Does that make sense? Sure. I see innate location field in , but unfortunately I'm not sure how to implement it, because we use define-configuration for . So the implementation of that feature may take a time. ;-) > Anyway thanks for this patch series, we’ll probably put it to good use > on the build farm! Feel free to ping me. Oleg.