Dickson, Paul wrote:
> Not to rain on your parade, but it seems kinda silly to have a port of
> it. As long as perl and the co-ordinating modules are installed, all
> that needs to be done is to extract the zip to /usr/local/assp and run
> it from there...
Unfortunately, the port may cause more issues that perhaps should not
exist. My final solution to the issue:
Replace (in two places):
if ($fil=~/\.\./) {
with:
if ($fil!~/$base\/.*\.(css|gif|jpg|png|txt)$/i) {
This *may* break on the FreeBSD port of ASSP. The FreeBSD port uses "."
as a base directory - which in my opinion is counter-intuitive to the
intent of specifying a base directory from the command line.
I am not familiar with *nix or various ports for ASSP, so I cannot see
the logic in this, although Geniusfreak was telling me off-line that the
FreeBSD port deposits the log files in the same location as other log
files on a *nix system.
Whether this is inside or outside the scope of ASSP, I cant really say,
but - my solution should work - if the base directory
command-line/startup parameter is used properly.
I hope more people join-in on this discussion. I can only see it from
the Win32 side, so I hope other OS admins join in the shed more light on
this.
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