>> already support PHP, otherwise our auto-magic configuration would fail >> miserably. And here we have a new challenge: is PHP configured already? >> There might be a information source but not a "Extension PHP" rule. We'd >> have to figure it first. In case there weren't an interpreter we would have >> to look for one: is it installed in /usr/bin, is it in /opt/php, where the >> heck is it? Aside, is it php or php-cgi? > > That's another problem to be addressed, and it's not simple at all.
There could be a simple check for the extension, and if not found, it could warn the user about the situation. _______________________________________________ Cherokee mailing list [email protected] http://lists.octality.com/listinfo/cherokee
