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Hi Doug, |
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On Wednesday 15 September 2004 21:48, Doug Goldstein wrote: |
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> I'm actually the maintainer of a couple of Apache modules (currently not |
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> included in Portage but shortly I'll look to include them when I |
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> stablize them a bit more) that I have the codebase support both Apache 1 |
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> and Apache 2 through a mess of #DEFINE and ./configure but I did that to |
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> make it easier for users. |
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Please make sure you add yourself to the apache herd when you commit these |
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modules, and that you list yourself as primary maintainer in the |
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metadata.xml. |
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> With this scheme the package would have to |
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> appear in two catagories under the same name and it would conflict with |
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> the other one and provide an ugly mess. |
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Yes, the package would have to appear in two categories. The common parts of |
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the ebuild can be moved into an eclass. I'm not sure what conflict you think |
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will arise. All mods that support both apache1 and apache2 should install |
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into SLOT=1 for apache1 and SLOT=2 for apache2. |
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> Heck.... every package... like |
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> emerge mod_perl wouldn't even work.. it'd give you an ugly message |
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> saying which one? www-apache1/mod-perl or www-apache2/mod-perl... Not |
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> ideal in my book. There's got to be a better way about this. |
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You'd only get that message if you typed 'emerge mod_perl'. If you typed |
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'emerge www-apache1/mod_perl', then you wouldn't get the message. |
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As I say, I'm open to suggestions. |
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Best regards, |
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Stu |
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