On Mar 12, 2010, at 7:27 AM, Rich Bowen wrote:
On Mar 12, 2010, at 6:29 AM, Eric Covener wrote:
We are unlikely to ever completely fix this in the public
perception, but
the program is "httpd", the "Apache HTTP Server". If you could
all help
to identify "Apache" abuse throughout the documentation and web
pages, and
transform those to "httpd" for shorthand, that would be a huge
help.
I am still confused over when "Apache HTTP Server" and when "httpd".
Is the former just a baby step to the latter?
I wanted to do a mass sed of s/Apache 2/Apache HTTP Server 2/g, but
if
"Apache HTTP Server" is only the marginally less confusing term I
didn't want the unnecessary churn.
("Apache 2" just happens to get a lot of hits and is a pretty safe
expression)
What I ahve been trying to do is to use 'Apache HTTP Server (httpd)'
at the beginning of a document, and 'httpd' thereafter. Perhaps
Noirin can tell us what we should be doing here.
Also, should we be using particular markup, such as <code>httpd</
code>, to refer to the server?
--Rich
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