* Brad Nicholes wrote: >>- mpm_netware: >> * MaxThreads - there was a limit of 250 documented. hmm, I couldn't > find >> *any* reference to a value of 250, so I took the obvious from >> mpm_netware: MaxThreads 2048 (as maximum and default) > > The default for MaxThreads in the configuration file is 250. If > omitted it will default to the HARD_THREAD_LIMIT of 2048. Which one of > the defaults is appropriate for the documentation?
the value, if the directive is omitted. (but we could consider to change the default in mpm_netware.c, if 2048 is too high in almost all cases (i.e. as a *default* value) and 250 is recommended.) > The NetWare SecureListen directive, at the very least, should be added > to the Novell NetWare Platform Specific Notes (platform/netware.html). > There is a section on that page for Additional NetWare specific > directives. ah, hmm. CGIMapExtension is currently listed there, but documented in core. I see some ways to handle it: - put arch-specific directives into core.xml (CGIMapExtension, SecureListen, ScriptInterpreterSource, BS2000Account). - introduce docs for the architecture modules (mod_win32, mod_netware, mod_nw_ssl). BS2000Account would be kept in mpm_common that way (or core?). - put all arch specific the stuff to the mpm docs I think, I'd prefer the second. The directive is implemented through the built in module > MOD_NW_SSL which is also NetWare specific. I'm not sure if there should > be an additional module documentation page for this module or not. This > is the module that implements SSL functionality for the NetWare platform > and replaces the need to use MOD_SSL on NetWare. The SecureListen > directive takes an "<IPAddress:port> | <port>" and the name of a > certificate. there's a third, optional parameter. What does it do? > If you want to add this directive to the NetWare doc, I can fill in the > details later. ok, when we've puzzled out the above. nd -- print "Just Another Perl Hacker"; # André Malo, <http://www.perlig.de/> #
