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On Tuesday 05 August 2003 4:46 am, Robin H.Johnson wrote: |
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> Put me on the list as well, I've spent long enough writing PHP webapps |
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> that I know what is going on, and I'm hoping to spear-head the |
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> webapp-config tool once the debate it all settled. |
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Excellent. Anyone else feel like hacking webapps at all? How well covered |
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are we for supporting mod_perl and mod_python based apps right now? |
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> Also, so that Max and you know, I have definetly been following your |
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> discussion about the GLEP, eclass and webapp-config, |
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Good. You've got a lot of first-hand experience that I think's important to |
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ensuring that what we put in really hits the mark. |
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> One clarification however, multiple instances of webapps are NOT |
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> nessicarily across vhosts, in several cases, you may want multiple |
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> instances of a webapp on a single vhost or many other variants of that. |
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> The administrator would be telling us exactly where he wants us placed, |
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> and we can ask for more information as needed if we can't figure it out. |
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Good point. We'd need to test each webapp to make sure that it doesn't expect |
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to at a hard-coded place relative to the docroot. Some webapps, for example, |
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are hard coded to expect to be at the url http://<vhost>/, and break badly if |
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they're (say) placed at http://<vhost>/people/stu/. |
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> Part of this could possibly also be aided by a later config tool to |
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> create virtual hosts. I already have one that I use for my own setup, |
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> but it would need quite a bit of work for Gentoo purposes. |
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Maybe it's off-topic, but you'll probably have an answer that I don't. On my |
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boxes, I always use Apache's dynamic vhost support. Are there times/reasons |
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when dynamic vhost support isn't the way to go? |
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Best regards, |
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Stu |
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