On Jan 20, 2013, at 5:45 AM, Fabien wrote: > > Hello devs, > > I've been given the go to add mod_macro to httpd trunk, see r1435811. > > The module is in modules/core. There are English and French documentations > and extensive non regression tests. The module is compiled in with "most". It > is fully independent, i.e. I have not changed or modified core stuff for the > module. I think it is safe and may be considered for backporting to 2.4, as > well as the "Warning" directive added some time ago.
Forwarding to docs for the few folks that pay more attention there than here. > > I'm not sure about how to advertise the use of the module. Possibly something > in the standard default configuration, maybe some carefully designed example > macros could be defined and use here and there to show how great that can be? > Lets put something in conf/extras with an as-simple-as-possible example in it, and a pointer to the docs. > Also, maybe some mention of the module should appear in "configuring" and > "sections" in the documentation? I envision something, eventually, along the lines of the Rewrite recipe-style docs with howtos for various scenarios. I haven't yet looked through the docs that are already provided, but will do so this week and work on integrating it into the rest of the docs where it is relevant. I expect that the vhost section is an obvious entry point, as that's where I see mod_macro used most extensively in the wild. -- Rich Bowen rbo...@rcbowen.com :: @rbowen rbo...@apache.org
