Hi there, I had an Apache/Lighttpd/Nginx-loving sysadmin/developer friend working for a mid-sized startup in the US take a look to Cherokee on his MacBook Pro using the package I had just built and he observed it was tricky to make Cherokee start if you don't have the php-cgi available in your system.
I quickly managed to tell him how to remove the rule and at least in my computer I was able to start Cherokee from the cherokee-admin GUI without much trouble but after playing a bit with the web-based interface and liking it he wasn't willing to give it that much time once he had tried a couple of times to remove the PHP rule and have Cherokee start. He's the kind of guy who could make wonders by word of mouth if we managed to impress him with a Cherokee installing which no tweaking running nicely out of the box. I was thinking this: would it be a smart strategy to test for the availability of the php-cgi binary at the cherokee-admin startup in order to add the rule dinamically if it's to be found? Maybe having a new user be able to start Cherokee with no effort is better than having him fight with the UI to remove the PHP rule. I admit I'm starting to use Cherokee again since months.. so surely I've missed tons of debates..so forgive my general ignorance on current issues this time :/ Antonio _______________________________________________ Cherokee mailing list [email protected] http://lists.octality.com/listinfo/cherokee
