Jorge A Gallegos wrote, On 17/01/07 15:41:
> My 2 cents (based in the YAML format):
> ============================
> server:
> port : 80
> port_tls : 443
> timeout : 60
> pid_file : /var/run/cherokee.pid
>
> vserver:
> default:
> document_root: /tmp
> /:
> handler : file
> /tmp:
> handler : common
> document_root : /var/tmp
> www.example.com:
> document_root: /tmp
> ============================
>
> Took out a nesting level in the directory, I think there's no need
> to tell the conf it is a directory, it starts with a / (directory
> sign) after all.
There are three options at that level: directories, extensions and
regular expressions. The problem is that a directory and a regular
expression could be similar, for instance:
/tmp[aeiou]
is a valid as a directory name and as a regular expression. That's
why we cannot figure the type of the entries.
--
Greetings, alo.
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