Re: [mp2] config: $Listen won't listen.

2003-01-15 Thread Stas Bekman
Dmitri Tikhonov wrote:

Hi everyone,

I just upgraded to 1.99_08, and it lets me do all my old  
configurations.  Except for one.

When I try to do something like

  
  push @Listen, 80;
  
  # or this:
  # $Listen = 80;
  

Apache refuses to bind to that port, telling me that the socket is already 
in use.  No matter which port I specify, this happens.

My question is, does this happen because of when  directives are 
actually processed (too late for Listen?), and if so, how would I go about 
determining which port to listen on dynamically?

My setup: apache 2.0.43, mod_perl 1.99_08.

Thanks in advance,

  - Dmitri.

P.S.  Any word on when more more documentation for  configuration is 
coming?

I think that Philippe is on vacation now and he promised to commit a fixed 
version once he comes back. I believe that once it works completely it'll 
be the time to add docs.

Though if you can contribute the docs (should be pretty easy since all you 
need is to port them from 1.0 guide/eagle book/cookbook) that would help a 
lot so we can spend more time coding the old/new features, rather than 
writing docs.

While you've asked about the docs. This is a call for everyone who's 
playing/developing with 2.0. If you see that some docs are missing, please 
send patches against the modperl-docs cvs repository. Most of the time all 
you need is to port the docs from 1.0. Your help is *very* appreciated.

Post the patches here, or the docs-dev list. Thanks.

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[mp2] config: $Listen won't listen.

2003-01-15 Thread Dmitri Tikhonov

Hi everyone,

I just upgraded to 1.99_08, and it lets me do all my old  
configurations.  Except for one.

When I try to do something like

  
  push @Listen, 80;
  
  # or this:
  # $Listen = 80;
  

Apache refuses to bind to that port, telling me that the socket is already 
in use.  No matter which port I specify, this happens.

My question is, does this happen because of when  directives are 
actually processed (too late for Listen?), and if so, how would I go about 
determining which port to listen on dynamically?

My setup: apache 2.0.43, mod_perl 1.99_08.

Thanks in advance,

  - Dmitri.

P.S.  Any word on when more more documentation for  configuration is 
coming?