"C. Posey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I would REALLY like to see qadmin-tmda revived.
I'd rather see tmda-cgi extended to fill in some of the gaps between it and qadmin-tmda. I believe Greg is working on some of this functionality, but I'm sure he wouldn't turn down some assistance. I'm not in favor of making tmda-cgi into a hand-free magic installation tool however, as I think they are more trouble than they are worth. > I installed tmda last week and spent about 3 nights trying to get it > up and running. Never had any luck. Installed qadmin-tmda and had > everything fixed and running in less than 10 mins. The problem with magic guis is that they may help you get running faster initially, but then you have no idea what it did or how TMDA works. Later when you run into problems, you'll be less able to figure them out then if you had struggled a bit in the beginning with a more hands-on install. In the end, you'll have wasted more time with the magic gui. Time spent learning is never lost time. Maintaining and supporting a magic gui also tends to be a huge time-sink. > Heck even point me in the right direction and even though I don't > know python - I might be able to dig into it. qadmin-tmda is written in Perl AFAIK. _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
