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Ondrej, what is reasoning behind mandatory space before priority???
Why it can't be:
;priority=30
but it has to be
; priority=30
A bit of flexibility would be appreciated. :)
Following regex will match both ;priority=30 and ; priority=30
priority=$(sed -ne s/^;[ ]\?priority=\([0-9]\+\)$/\\1/p
Ha, Ondrej, I did not consider it as a bug. :) I thought it was
intentional. I filed report and I will update the ticket once I get
confirmation email.
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@Goran, not every bug has to have a reason. Could you please fill this
as a bug in Debian where main packaging development happens, I would be
grateful for that.
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Thank you for the note, Brandon. This should be very useful to other
users.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1273225
Title:
php5enmod - priority is not set by argument
Brandon, I would be very grateful if you could spend some more time and
expand your blog into a man page (I could do the GROFF formatting in
case you haven't done this before).
Cheers,
Ondrej
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I don't know where php5enmod documentation can be found. Googling it
brings up this bug report.
After digging through the bash source, I found that the way to set the
priority is to use a very specific format in the .ini file for the
module. This is what Ondrej mentioned above, but for those
I have reworked the whole php5{en,dis}mod thing and I don't really
remember how I reimplemented it :), but the source code helps:
get_priority() {
local sapi=$1
local modname=$2
local source_ini=/etc/php5/mods-available/${modname}.ini
module_ret=0
module_exists $modname ||
I'd really like to re-open this issue: having the new ubuntu14.04 way to
go is great, but not allowing the priority to be set seens awkward...
Hope Ondřej (or someone else) can look at this...
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[Expired for php5 (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity for 60
days.]
** Changed in: php5 (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Expired
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: php5 (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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I don't see any code in php5-helper to support the module/priority
syntax, though I can find references to it having been implemented by
Ondřej back in 2012, and asking other packages to use it.
It isn't clear to
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