[Nms-cgi-devel] [ nms-cgi-Patches-1161732 ] TFMail.pl: CONFIG_REGEX and 3 argument open

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Patches item #1161732, was opened at 2005-03-11 23:21
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Submitted By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: TFMail.pl: CONFIG_REGEX and 3 argument open

Initial Comment:
I am not sure if the 3 argument open will work, as I am
not sure what version of perl it was introduced in.  It
does make it so that in a chroot TFmail.pl doesn't need
a shell to send e-mail.

It also allows  for a single . in the path for
_configs, but not double dots, because my default path
contains /domains/domain.dom/TFmail.

The CONFIG_REGEX feature is really handy for me as a vhost.

from the  diff

=item C<ConfigRegex>

A regular expression that the config file must match.
Needs to be a regular expression.  An example would be
F<qr{^(domains/[^/]+/TFmail/|[^/]+$)}>, this would work 
if you were doing virtual hosting and you allowed your 
users configs in a domains/domain.dom/TFmail/ directory 
under the ConfigRoot.  The _config setting in the form 
would be something like domains/domain.dom/TFmail/basic.  
Defaults to F<qr{^.*$}>.

CONFIG_REGEX        - A regular expression that is
matched against the _config
                      specified in the form.  This can
be used to limit 
					  configs to specific subdirectories under the
CONFIG_ROOT
					  e.g. if it is set to
qr{^(domains/[^/]+/TFmail/|[^/]+$)}
					  and MAX_DEPTH is at least 3 then you can put the
configs
					  in a CONFIG_ROOT/domains/domain.dom/TFmail/
directory.
					  This might be handy if you are doing virtual
hosting.


andrew fresh <an...@ma...>

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>Comment By: Jonathan Stowe (gellyfish)
Date: 2005-03-21 10:54

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The three argument open isn't available in the earliest
versions of Perl that we support

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