Taher Shihadeh dijo [Tue, Apr 01, 2008 at 01:39:16PM +0200]:
> Hi Shane.
>
> The idea behind cherokee-admin is that it should always be an option
> to avoid the configuration hassle. For minimal environments
> cherokee-admin should be used on another machine and then copy the
> resulting configuration file to the embedded device.
> 
> You'll be using another computer to develop whatever application you
> are working on, so this shouldn't be a problem.

Frankly speaking, this seems like a very flawed argument. 

Cherokee-admin is a nice tool. But denying the user the ability to
modify the configuration file on his own, using the same tools he has
always used for any other Unixy daemon... Is a big demotivator. The
need to use cherokee-admin makes the whole program (even if it is
not - even without even looking at it!) seem fragile and
Windows-like. 

Using a helper administrative script should be an option, but not the
only way.

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