Fix #343: Allow configuring multiple target directories.
ODCS currently always store resulting compose in the single
`conf.target_dir` directory. There are at least two use-cases
for which it would make sense to store some composes in different
locations:
- The compose contains data which cannot be accessed publicly.
This is needed by Fedora releng team to generate internal-only
composes with packages which cannot be publicly available because
of licensing issues.
- The ODCS backend generating the compose runs in different geo-location
and uses completely different NFS storage for composes. This might
be used in the future to allow CI infrastructure to use ODCS and
store the resulting composes closer to the CI VMs.
This commit allows choosing the resulting target_dir by implementing
following points:
- New `conf.extra_target_dirs` option is introduced.
- The `conf.clients` or `conf.admins` options can allow certain users/groups
to use particular target dir defined in `conf.extra_target_dirs`.
- New `target_dir` API variable is introduced to choose the target_dir.
If unset, default `conf.target_dir` is used.
- The `target_dir` is stored in DB using the `Compose` model.
- The code to remove expired composes now checks composes in all configured
target directories and tries to remove them. If the target directory
is not available on particular backend, the compose removal is skipped.
This means that only backends which have access to particular target_dir
are able to remove expired composes.
- The KojiTagCache code is changed to support multiple target directories.
Signed-off-by: Jan Kaluza <jkaluza@redhat.com>