well, as I said, add_config() can't accomplish the same thing. in fact, every time I've tried to use add_config() the way I want I haven't been able to. not that it's not useful for some things, but it's not useful for the level of trickery that I'm used to being able to do with ReadConfig.
What do you mean, it can't? It just feeds the config sections as if you have written them in httpd.conf. I fail to see how it fails.
add_config() is equivalent to an .htaccess file - whatever overrides govern .htaccess files' ability to have directives inserted into the configuration will apply to add_config() as well. that is very different from ReadConfig's blind addition of directives into the config.
I thought it was behaving differently when called at the server startup. In any case it's not pretty so it's not a good substitute...
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