> > What Alvaro said about screening the config file for references to > 'mirror' and issuing a warning seems more than enough for me. But hey, > if the packagers think otherwise and have the time to spare, who am I to > object? :) >
While I do agree with Alvaro that it's dangerous to change the config file automatically, I think Ray understands why it's not being done by a script. But he does rises a good point, the installation process should warn the user that the module is deprecated and should print a small note or warning on how to fix it. This warning wouldn't drain resources but will help a lot for those users with the mirror module enabled. Cheers Alex > Cheers. > > Btw: did you solve the problem already? I didn't see references to > 'mirror' on the file you posted, so I'm guessing you've changed it by now. > > ray horn wrote: > > There is a level of automation that leads a person through the > > potential issues other than failure to function unless some unknown > > steps are used to resolve the issue. IMHO. -- http://www.neurosecurity.com "We must be the change we wish to see in the world" Mahatma Gandhi _______________________________________________ Cherokee mailing list [email protected] http://lists.octality.com/listinfo/cherokee
