- correction de qques identation (et surement rajout d'erreur)
- supression de apache 1 (c'est plus maintenu, on va pas s'étaler)
- suppression du mass vhosting
- corrections de bugs divers et varié
we still overwrite named.conf.options and that is where we do our
includes. that seems to be relatively acceptable upstream as they mark
only named.conf as a conffile.
See: #1025
starting this release, only named.conf.options will be replaced (as we
need to modify the options {} block and can't just add another one). We
still install a named.conf, a fresh version from Lenny this time, so
that we get a clean start.
Also get rid of the bind_internal parameter that is not really used or
recommended, as it allows for authoritative nameservers to also serve
recursive queries (which is bad practice).
See: #1025Closes: #1104
See: #318.
As of now, the MySQL configuration used everywhere by AlternC is not
stored in the main configuration file (/etc/alternc/local.sh) but in a
MySQL configuration file in /etc/alternc/my.cnf, which enables us to
call mysql without exposing the password on the commandline.
The changes here are quite invasive but will allow us to factor out
the MySQL configuration better. See #364.
This includes a partial rewrite of the mysql.sh logic, which is now ran
from the postinst script (and not alternc.install) which will allow us
to actually change the MySQL root user properly. See #601.
This commit was tested like this:
* clean install on etch (working)
* upgrade from a clean 0.9.7 (working)
AlternC isn't ready to be install in an apache2 only environnement
- proftd depend on apache-ssl
- the link are built by the deb package and if /etc/apache(-ssl)/conf.d didn't exist the installation failed ...
This chek is althought apache 1.3 dependent.
Modify the check before enabling the modules for apache2. Now it show be possible to perform an aptitude install apache2 php5 alternc ...
I hope :)
revert to manual configuration of modules.conf since apache-modconf doesn't really work
move apache-ssl to recommends since it has no equivalent in the apache2 world
Alan Garcia