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From: Nathan V. <na...@th...> - 2000-12-21 23:40:37
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The httpd.conf files distributed with bender 1.1.0 have /home/slash/public_html or /home/slash/localhost/public_html in several places, but doesn't the install-slashsite script put all the files in /usr/local/slash/sitename by default? I changed the DocumentRoot to the dir in /usr/local/slash/mysite/htdocs and things mostly work now, so I am guessing that is the way they are supposed to be. Now how do I start slashd? Also, as we figure this stuff out, can we contribute docs to this list? Thanks, nathan ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Nathan Vonnahme na...@th... senior web developer third sector technologies http://enteuxis.org/nathan http://thethirdsector.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ global = useless ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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From: Brian A. <br...@ta...> - 2000-12-22 01:42:50
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Nathan Vonnahme wrote: > The httpd.conf files distributed with bender 1.1.0 have > /home/slash/public_html or /home/slash/localhost/public_html in several > places, but doesn't the install-slashsite script put all the files in > /usr/local/slash/sitename by default? Right, I'll update them. > supposed to be. Now how do I start slashd? You should now have a /etc/rc.d/init.d/slashd that you can use to start slashd. > Also, as we figure this stuff out, can we contribute docs to this list? Yes, please do. I am tinkering with the idea of having either slashcode print out at the end of its install an include for for httpd.conf for the site just created. Would people prefer to dink with their own httpd.conf, or would something like this be handy? -Brian |
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From: Eric D. <eri...@ja...> - 2000-12-22 01:55:31
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dink with our own httpd Brian Aker wrote: > Nathan Vonnahme wrote: > > The httpd.conf files distributed with bender 1.1.0 have > > /home/slash/public_html or /home/slash/localhost/public_html in several > > places, but doesn't the install-slashsite script put all the files in > > /usr/local/slash/sitename by default? > Right, I'll update them. > > > supposed to be. Now how do I start slashd? > You should now have a /etc/rc.d/init.d/slashd that you can use to start > slashd. > > > Also, as we figure this stuff out, can we contribute docs to this list? > Yes, please do. > > I am tinkering with the idea of having either slashcode print out at > the end of its install an include for for httpd.conf for the site > just created. Would people prefer to dink with their own httpd.conf, > or would something like this be handy? > -Brian > > _______________________________________________ > Slashcode-development mailing list > Sla...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/slashcode-development -- Back up my hard disk? I can't find the reverse switch! Eric Dannewitz - Adventurer, saxophonist, good-timer (crook? quite possibly), clarinetist, manic self-publicist, part-time flautist(flutist?), macintosher, and often thought to be completely out to lunch. http://www.jazz-sax.com |
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From: Nathan V. <na...@th...> - 2000-12-22 21:33:35
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On Thu, 21 Dec 2000, Brian Aker wrote: > > supposed to be. Now how do I start slashd? > You should now have a /etc/rc.d/init.d/slashd that you can use to start > slashd. That juicy tidbit should go in INSTALL.bender too. Is slashd to run as root, then? And will this one slashd do all slash sites on the machine? > > Also, as we figure this stuff out, can we contribute docs to this list? > Yes, please do. Should I send revised copies of the docs, patches, or what? > I am tinkering with the idea of having either slashcode print out at > the end of its install an include for for httpd.conf for the site > just created. Would people prefer to dink with their own httpd.conf, > or would something like this be handy? How about printing it out for us to copy and paste into httpd.conf? Easy but not scary. |
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From: Brian A. <br...@ta...> - 2000-12-22 21:40:48
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Nathan Vonnahme wrote: > Is slashd to run as root, then? And will this one slashd do all slash > sites on the machine? There are two slashds, one that runs constantly and one that fires up at startup to run the real slashd. The real slashd gets its uid from a file called slash.sites in /usr/local/slash. The other runs as root. > Should I send revised copies of the docs, patches, or what? First, keep in mind that we generate a lot of the docs from pod that is in the docs directory (so all changes should relate to them). If it is a new doc, or a massive rewrite, I would send it to the list for people to comment on and then we will just use it. Minor changes should be patches (and I do look at the sourceforge patch list). > How about printing it out for us to copy and paste into httpd.conf? Easy > but not scary. That is what I was thinking. I was originally going to just modify httpd.conf, but that was a distaster waiting to happen. -Brian |
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From: Dave K. <da...@fq...> - 2000-12-23 20:24:22
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The only reference to it in the code is in sub setComment in DB/MySQL.pm, which assigns its value to my ($mp) and then never does anything with $mp.
Merry Bah and Happy Humbug,
Dave
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From: Ask S. G. <cl...@sl...> - 2000-12-24 23:18:01
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On Sat, 23 Dec 2000 12:22:34 -0800, Dave Krieger said: > The only reference to it in the code is in sub setComment in DB/MySQL.pm, which assigns its value to my ($mp) and then never does anything with $mp. > > Merry Bah and Happy Humbug, > Dave Dave, It most certainly looks vestigal, since it's not implemented at all in main, either. I think it may have been a feature that was started and never finished, and it looks like something that should be added to the moderation system anyways. It's intended purpose was to serve as a limiting value for moderation points. "maxpoints" would then be the most moderator points a user could accumulate. I may try to get this back in for the Bender release. - Cliff |
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