On Thursday, June 19, 2003, at 09:13 AM, Geoffrey Young wrote:
I think he means by adding your own ServerRoot directive to extra.last.conf.in. however, I see what you are saying and that won't likely resolve your issue.
Yes, and I can't know what it is ahead of time. I don't expect that this would work:
ServerRoot @ServerRoot@/..
either at run-time:
t/TEST -serverroot /my/server/root
or in your t/TEST script:
$Apache::TestConfig::Argv{serverroot} = "/my/server/root";or in your Makefile.PL:
push @ARGV, qw(-serverroot /my/server/root); Apache::TestMM::filter_args(); Apache::TestMM::generate_script(t/TEST);
I haven't tested that, but it should work just like all other overrides, no? t/TEST --help shows all the available options
is there some reason that you want to backtrack to t/ in your test scripts? for the most part, I put things I need under t/, including libraries and other cruft, so that everything is relative to the default ServerRoot setting.
I _do_ want t to be the ServerRoot. But I _don't_ want t/ to be cwd for all of the tests that run (t/*.t). cwd during `make test` should be the package root directory. For example, I have a test script, t/01basic.t, that opens the error log to look for error messages from the Apache test server. Under Apache::test (and any other CPAN test suite that runs via Perl's usual `make test`), I would have to open it like this:
open ERR, 't/logs/error_log' or die "Can't do it: $!\n";
However, under the default `make test` with Apache::Test, it changes the cwd to t. This is not where CPAN modules should be tested from. It forces me to open the error log like this, instead:
open ERR, 'logs/error_log' or die "Can't do it: $!\n";
That's what I think should be changed.
Hope I've explained it better this time! :-)
don't rely on cwd, use the full path:
my $vars = Apache::Test::vars();
my $path = catfile $vars->{serverroot}, qw(logs error_log);Does that solve your problem?
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