I am indeed. :-)
Basically I've started creating a series of small config examples
which can be concatenated together based on which features you would
like to enable. See: $AOLSERVER/examples/config.
Example: cat base.tcl nscp.tcl > nsd.tcl (would create base AOLserver
config with a control port enabled)
Should be relatively easy to make the next logical jump to script
something like this. I think the next step is to define what those
items are which can be configured, and then to decide the best method
by which to do this.
Perhaps we could simply extend the new nsconfig.tcl to allow a user
to specify additional parameters that would be used to build up the
nsd.tcl config file.
$ bin/tclsh84 ./nsconfig.tcl -debug -modules nscp
or maybe this is better...
$ bin/tclsh84 ./nsconfig.tcl -debug -config nscp.tcl
Anyhow, let's chat more about this. Feel free to ping me off list,
and we can get synched up, and then start moving forward on this.
- n
On Aug 25, 2005, at 10:28 AM, Jim Davidson wrote:
Nate's working on some config stuff as well -- would be good to
coordinate the efforts and get it into the core distribution.
-jim
On Aug 25, 2005, at 9:52 AM, Olaf Mersmann wrote:
* Jim Davidson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [050825 15:24]:
*snip*
7. would also be good if something in the install helped build up
the
server nsd.tcl config as well
I'm working on a simple nsd.tcl generation TCL script for the
Batteries Included AOLserver distribution. Maybe parts of this can be
reused.
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