Re: Why does minivend need to look at httpd.conf and $ENV.

[mikeh@minivend.com]

Quoting August Detlefsen (augustd@idiom.com):
> 
> It doesn't have to find the httpd.conf files, if you know what to input, you
> can skip those steps. Here's how:
> 
> [output from mvend/bin/makecat]
> Find httpd.conf files? [y] n
> Enter path to httpd.conf file: none
> [/output from mvend/bin/makecat]
> 

I should put in some verbiage to let people know it is OK to do that,
and will.

Actually MV used to be the recipient of lots of complaints that it was
optimized for the virtual server instead of the dedicated one. 8-)

I spent quite a few hours on the configuration program to try and
make it friendly to virtual servers. I don't think a lot of people
notice how often it gets the defaults right; this certainly was not
the case when the configuration script first came out. 8-)

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