[phpa] Re: A suggestion
- From: Monte Ohrt <monte@xxxxxxxx>
- To: phpa@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 23 Jan 2002 14:32:17 -0600
Another situation is getting hosting companies to put an accelleration
engine onto their site. If it is truely "drop-in", they might be
persuaded to use it. If they have to keep up with a license file, they
may forget the whole idea since it requires too much management.
I'd vote for having people fill out a form to download the accellerator.
Although not absolutely perfect in accuracy, This should be plenty to
suffice your curiosity and it won't have a technical impact on the
product.
Nick Lindridge wrote:
>
> My proposed change is to keep the keys idea, have keys in a keys file, with
> the path set as an ini variable, and a script to automatically build or
> update the keys file as necessary. I suspect that some people are having
> problems with even a single domain setup, never mind a 500 domain setup, so
> that solution should help them.
>
> For those manging large numbers of domains then I think that this should be
> workable too. At worst you should only have to run the 'build keys' script
> after changing and rebuilding apache config files. There would be an include
> and exclude mode to either detect domains in a config file from ServerName
> directives excepting for those inside a virtual host that contained a
> setting to disable phpa, or only detect virtual domains where phpa was
> enabled.
>
> Hopefully this will be workable, but send me private emails if this still
> sounds like a problem to anyone.
>
> Thanks for everyones input today on this, and sorry for anyones risen blood
> pressure!
>
> Nick
>
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