Implementation of a wild card usage for the uniqueext option

[Jochen Schmitt]

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Hello,

I hope, I'm using the right mailing list. If not, I will be happy for
any hint to discover the right one for this
topic.

During the work on the ppc machine, on which I have access via a ssh
connection, I have learned knowing about
the benefits of the --uniqueext option of mock.

- From my point of view this option has the disadvantage, that you have
to educate the users to used it.
So I have try to develop a patch, which allow you to get the expected
result without the need of
specified a special option on the command line.

My idea is that if you set uniqueext to '*' (Star), the userid of the
logon user should be append on the
root directory. This behavior allows you, that you can add a
"config_opts['unique-ext']='*'" line in the
config files of mock.

Best Regards:

Jochen Schmitt

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