> > > > http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_xslt_module.html#xml_entities > > > > > I'm not familiar with this module. What are the chances that admins will > > want to change this file? Will the defaults suffice for anyone/everyone > > (the 99.99%)? > > My estimate is that at least everyone who wants to proxy to Plone and > use XSLT, will need it. I arrived at this conclusion because I got > site-breaking errors without it (libxml2 parse errors in the middle of > the page and 404s for pages that definitely exist). > > IOW, if you are an XSLT user, I suspect that you will need such a file > unless your web pages are generated to contain no &somesymbol; type > entity references at all. I don't know what the default values that > nginx (libxml2, to be specific) knows about w/o having such a file, are. > Although I likely have no use for the bulk of the entries in that file, > simply implementing the entire standard was easier and safer than > picking a subset and shipping that. >
That's perhaps a large way to say yes? I was just trying to ask a simpler question. *If* an admin needs this file because they are using the xlst module, will *this* file be exactly what 99.99% of people need with zero modifications required?
