On Dienstag, 26. Juni 2007 Aaron Stone wrote:
> Why do you want to upload one script and activate another one in one
> shot? They're not logically related at all, so I don't want to
> support that combination.

It was a mistake, it should have been 2 times the same name. I have no 
problem with mutual exclusive options, but that should
a) be documented
b) print an error so you can see it didn't pass

Actually, the output looked as if there was no error, but neither the 
script was uploaded nor was the (other) script activated. There should 
be a clear indication that it didn't work out.

We just finished our web interface for user administration. Users can 
select start/enddate, subject and text of a vacation, and we generate 
the script and upload it. A clear definition of how we could find out 
if the command was OK or not is definitely important :-)

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