Re[2]: [Apachetoolbox-devel] First Pass Implementation
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From: Kevin J. M. Jr. <km...@wp...> - 2001-07-23 16:18:54
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Hey Bryan, Monday, July 23, 2001, 11:09:32 AM, you wrote: B> This is a very good idea! Thanks. B> I was thinkin along the same line, could we use B> directories in the bin/ directory to build a submenu from? That's something I'm still working out. I'm thinking a new mapping would be bin/apache-modules bin/apache-modules/core-modules bin/php-modules and then just bin/ for misc stuff. Provides a little better organization. B> it would be nice to have the menu placement information, the module B> version information, and the actions the module needs to do, all right B> there in 1 file. Well, I was thinking still have a separate versions file. If the files in bin/ read the info from etc/versions.conf, then multi module updates really could be handled with a single file change :) B> We'll need to take into consideration global modules like openssl. it B> needs to be a module to install, but it also needs to be called from B> mod_php if the --with-openssl option was selected from mod_php. and of B> cource mod_ssl needs to run it to make sure openssl is installed before it B> runs. we'll have to have bin/openssl (or whatever it's callee) 'export' a B> global variable with openssl's version number after it runs the first B> time. this way any modules afterward that need openssl wont have to run B> anything. Ok. I was just thinking hardlinks to each directory it might be needed, but whatever ;) B> you know this is a seperate program in of itself. a lot of poeple would B> have a use for this menu-system-framework. make it easy and stablable and B> we'll have to register it's own domain just for it! Heh. So, I should have all the various options needed loaded in by a separate config file too. And then in the config file, say "title;code;whatever". We'll see. I'll probably embed it into the subroutines parameters. Gets to a point where it's a pain in the ass to keep track of so many different files too ;) B> hehe I've been working more and more in perl (little system utilities) so B> I shouldn't be completely worthless. That's what perl's useful for ;) Seriously though, if you know C, perl won't be that hard to pick up on. Just get Programming Perl 3rd Edition :) B> Do you want ke...@ap... to forward to your real account? Do B> you even want an @apachetoolbox.com email address? It's yours if you want B> it. Yeah, that'd be cool. But I'd probably have it nir...@ap... so it parallels my forum name, if that's no biggie. B> -Bryan -- Kevin |