Re: foreign_config query

[Joe C. <jo...@sw...>]

Ok.  I can do that.  I just thought I was doing something wrong (as is 
usually the case when I try to read and interpret perl).  But if 
hardcoding the path (if unknown) is the Right Way, then I'm happy to say 
I've already implemented it the Right Way.  ;-)

Thanks.

Jamie Cameron wrote:

> Joe Cooper wrote:
> 
>> Hey folks,
>> 
>> I've just started a new module...
>> 
>> I'd like to pull in the configs from Apache, DNS, and Sendmail using
>> foreign_config.  I've started with Apache.  It is working, but only for
>> the values that are actually set...those that are 'Automatic' are not
>> included in the configuration that is pulled in.
>> 
>> How do I pull in all of the configuration (both the defaults for the OS,
>> and the manual settings)?
> 
> 
> Options that are set to Automatic are not in the configuation, because it
> is up to the code to work them out. For example, if the 'Path to httpd.conf file'
> option is set to automatic, then the code should read the file
> $config{'httpd_dir'}/etc/httpd.conf instead. Unfortunately, this relative path
> is hard-coded rather than being in a config file somewhere :( 
> 
>  - Jamie
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