Wolfram wrotes:
Well, before it just seemed to work fine to me?!
Fine. It was also working fine for me. But since it depends on the server you're using we can't really rely on specific experiences. I mean this is the RFC and then we must do what is stated here.
Hmm, sorry, I've missed the chance to have a look at it :o)
He, he...
Why isn't this (auto-config) the dist-default anyway?
Because variables we are using there depends on the are server environment ones and then, once again, we can't rely on what the default Apache installation does:(
Loïc
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On Thu, May 02, 2002 at 01:52:15PM +0000, Loïc wrote:
Wolfram wrotes:
Well, before it just seemed to work fine to me?!
Fine. It was also working fine for me. But since it depends on the server you're using we can't really rely on specific experiences. I mean this is the RFC and then we must do what is stated here.
Well, "must" is not the right word here, IMHO "should" is :-)
Hmm, sorry, I've missed the chance to have a look at it :o)
He, he...
Yep, sorry :o)
Why isn't this (auto-config) the dist-default anyway?
Because variables we are using there depends on the are server environment ones and then, once again, we can't rely on what the default Apache installation does:(
So why not just choose something which fits - say - 50% or more of all users *by default* over something 100% of all users have to set manually? I mean, I think I got the issue, but IMHO it's worth thinking about it again.
I agree that the default setting in the config file should 'calculate' the $ cfgPmaAbsoluteUri setting (using HTTP_HOST).
My 2 cents worth.
Jay Davis
On Thu, May 2, 2002, Wolfram Schlich lists@schlich.org wrote:
On Thu, May 02, 2002 at 01:52:15PM +0000, Loïc wrote:
Wolfram wrotes:
Well, before it just seemed to work fine to me?!
Fine. It was also working fine for me. But since it depends on the server you're using we can't really rely on specific experiences. I mean this is the RFC and then we must do what is stated here.
Well, "must" is not the right word here, IMHO "should" is :-)
Hmm, sorry, I've missed the chance to have a look at it :o)
He, he...
Yep, sorry :o)
Why isn't this (auto-config) the dist-default anyway?
Because variables we are using there depends on the are server environment ones and then, once again, we can't rely on what the default Apache installation does:(
So why not just choose something which fits - say - 50% or more of all users *by default* over something 100% of all users have to set manually? I mean, I think I got the issue, but IMHO it's worth thinking about it again. -- Wolfram Schlich; Berghof, D-56626 Andernach-Kell; +49-(0)2636-941194;
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