When revgeod is installed as a service, running, say, as user daemon, it is not possible for a normal user to query (-q) or dump (-d) the database, let alone kill (-k) an entry, because the database files are obviously not writeable by the user.
Implement these as API calls and (possibly) split out revgeod and revgeoc.
When revgeod is installed as a service, running, say, as user
daemon, it is not possible for a normal user to query (-q) or dump (-d) the database, let alone kill (-k) an entry, because the database files are obviously not writeable by the user.Implement these as API calls and (possibly) split out revgeod and revgeoc.