On Wednesday 01 April 2009 15:02:02 Daed Lee wrote: > On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 9:57 PM, Daed Lee <d...@thoughtsofcode.com> wrote: > > The behavior that I was expecting was for the /System/Settings/httpd > > symlink to be followed so that both the > > /Programs/HTTPD/Settings/httpd/conf/mod_php5.conf and > > /Programs/HTTPD/Settings/httpd/conf/mod_php5.conf paths exist and refer > > to the same file. > > Correction, the above should read: > > The behavior that I was expecting was for the /System/Settings/httpd > symlink to be > followed so that both the /System/Settings/httpd/conf/mod_php5.conf and > /Programs/HTTPD/Settings/httpd/conf/mod_php5.conf paths exist and > refer to the same file. It still sounds like there might be a bug somewhere, but this expectation is wrong. /Programs/Mod_PHP/Settings/httpd/conf/mod_php5.conf should exist; /Programs/HTTPD/Settings/httpd/conf/ should exist (if I follow your description correctly); /System/Settings/httpd/conf/ should exist; /System/Settings/httpd/conf/mod_php5.conf -> /Programs/Mod_PHP/Settings/httpd/conf/mod_php5.conf should exist; /System/Settings/httpd/httpd.conf -> /Programs/HTTPD/Settings/httpd/httpd.conf should exist (say).
I don't have HTTPD locally, so I can't check exactly how it's set up by default, so that example is a bit handwavy, but it's how things should be expected to occur. Your patch will break the situation where multiple programs install settings inside the same tree and write things all over the place. I will try to get a look at your other patch today too. I was hoping somebody who'd used Rootless would get to it first, but I'll try to work through how it goes myself. -Michael
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