derek keller said: > apache compatibility in aolserver? band-aid. But if it keeps blood from spurting, a band-aid can indeed be a useful thing.
> make some docs for apache users: "how to do apache-specific tasks in > aolserver" with some examples. the problem isn't that the > functionality is missing, its not knowning syntax. No, for me the problem is that there are some wheels that I do not want to spend the months to re-invent.. that should not HAVE to be reinvented... > if someone wants to go as far as to build modules that emulate apache > from within aolserver, there should be a better reason than lack of > time or motivation to learn aolserver on the part of the developer. Such a nice way to be called lazy... Ever hear of the concept of not reinventing the wheel? Why would I write my own html editor, my own gallery software scripts, my own user signup scripts when they already exist and can be leveraged? To replicate the software that I am using would take more than a couple years since I do not have the manpower/resources/money/etc to do so.. when a compatibility layer would be easier to write, help MORE people, and help promote the server software. But I guess I am just a lazy, unmotivated developer.. :) -- AOLserver - http://www.aolserver.com/ To Remove yourself from this list, simply send an email to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> with the body of "SIGNOFF AOLSERVER" in the email message. You can leave the Subject: field of your email blank.
