> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:trawick@rdu88-250- > > Nor do I want spurious -std > > files copying in there to confuse matters. > > Some of us want the -std files though. From time to time I (and
That is the difference between developers and users. I want the -std files on my DEVELOPER machines, and I have tricks to get them. I don't want them anywhere near my PRODUCTION machines, because they get in the way. > potentially many other people who start with Apache's basic > httpd.conf) compare httpd.conf and httpd-std.conf to see if I want to > merge in some of the Apache changes. > > I don't think anybody would be in favor of not providing > httpd-std.conf; perhaps the issue is just where to put it when the > user does an install (from binbuild or from make install it should > work the same). I would be in favor of never installing them on an upgrade. They are useless on a production machine that already has a configuration. They are meant as DEFAULT values to help people get up and running. Is there ANY other software package anywhere that actually re-installs the default configuration files on an upgrade????? Ryan
