> I have issues with #10 (disable config checks) just because this has
> history with me...  Being as I haven't been involved lately though,
> I'll go with whatever you guys think.  What are my issues?  Don't we
> still have a race condition with building that cached config file if
> it doesn't exist?  I'd rather find a *real* solution to that problem
> rather than a hack to prevent a good number of the stat calls, but
> still have the (albeit slight) possibility of a race..  Again, I'm
> more than out of the loop, so feel free to argue this one.

Well... see my other mail on this topic (reply to Veikko's mail). There
won't be a race condition, since nothing is generated at all when it's used.
It's a use-with-caution setting.


> Extra point a): as long as you're going to do what was discussed in
> that mail thread, I'm all for it.  Make me tell you where my agavi
> installation is (or rather the agavi installation I want to use (I
> might have many!)) in my index.php, but don't bother me otherwise.  I
> should only have one place to worry about.

Okay. Still not sure whether we should
a) require definition of AG_APP_DIR inside config.php and use it in
index.php (require(AG_APP_DIR . '/agavi.php');) or
b) auto-set AG_APP_DIR (this is what's being done at the moment) inside
agavi.php,  which means people have to supply a path to their agavi.php
location in index.php
The definition of AG_WEBAPP_DIR will have to remain in config.php for
obvious reasons, though.


> Extra point b): see response to #10 ;)  but: AG_AUTOUPDATE_CONFIGCACHE
> , AG_RECACHE_CONFIGS , whatever.. if this goes in we need a big fat
> wiki page about tweaking installations for "production" environments
> :)  (probably a nice idea anyway)
> 
> Extra point c): I like simplicity.  Having defaults is a nice thing,
> and I agree the performance impact of a couple extra ifdefs should be
> nothing.  I say go for that.

Right.


> Hope you guys are all doing well and have a great Thanksgiving (if you
> celebrate that sorta thing ;) )  If you don't, get drunk and eat a
> lot, but don't really *do* anything.  Seriously though.. thanks for
> continuing to push and stay active.  I hope you'll see more of me from
> now on.

No. Never really got what all the Thanksgiving buzz is about. Why are you
crazy Americans celebrating it anyway? =) I only know the Turkey is
mandatory. But getting drunk and eating a lot sure sounds good. Maybe I
should move to the U.S. (we also have something that translates to
"Thanksgiving", but it takes place in October, and we don't really celebrate
it, it's not a holiday either).

Anyways... have a nice Thanksgiving, Bob ;)

- David


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