On Fri, Dec 14, 2001 at 01:03:46PM -0500, Jeff Trawick wrote: > For 2.0 we currently have a key environment variable set in apachectl > to tell the loader how to find our shared libraries (e.g., libapr). > On some platforms we want to set additional environment variables so > that Apache runs better. End-users sometimes need to set environment > variables to be used by httpd/modules as well (e.g., set loader path > to find shared library that some DSO needs).
If we're going this route, doesn't it seem better to have an httpd-config script in the mold of the apr-config script I just added? I really dislike sourcing shell scripts. (Albeit, we may want to obfuscate the name so that the naive user doesn't confuse it for a httpd configuration script to configure their server.) -- justin
