At 13:56 15/04/2010, Derick Rethans wrote:
Uh, so what you're saying is that you want to use INI syntax for FPM so
that it is inline with php's INI sytanx, but then modify it with extra
statements so that it isn't the same anymorenot only with include,, but
section headers are totally ignored in php.ini as well.
Derick,
You're confusing syntax and semantics.
The syntax is very much .ini, it's identical to php.ini's syntax.
The semantics is designed to fit the needs of
FPM. If you follow my emails on this topic you'd
see that this is what I was pushing all along, nothing new here.
It's much like the syntax of the current config
file is XML - but we could implement the semantics in dozens of different ways.
This whole new
INI thing is making less and less sense. The XML format like we have now
is much easier, self documented, doesn't create two different ini
formats and generally just works well.
I completely disagree.
Zeev
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