Well....The registry question Im not sure of . I like the conf files myself...As far as the apache configuration program for NT goes...A while back I wrote an Ap that starts Apache hidden and lives down in the task tray as well as shows apache's status (running / not running) It was a kludge to get around the dos box and the message window when you just tried to kill it....It had a problem I never bothered to solve and that was that once a cgi was run it could not kill Apache . ( this is because I was killing against a text name and once perl or tcl is run through it apache assumes the text process name under Win32)
Anyway if you want it I may be able to dig it up. It was called ApCon (original name eh) Chris Wertman Ben Knauss wrote: > This is my first posting to this forum, and I have several questions: > > 1. Are any plans in the work to drop the .conf files for Apache for NT > and go with a registry based solution? > > 2. Does anyone have a decent set of lex/yacc grammer files for the > config file format? > (I've made my own, but would prefer something athoritative) > > 3. Are there any Windows based configuration programs so far? all I've > seen in web/cgi based solutions. > > 4. Could someone look at http://ractarion.mit.edu/racter/ac/ and tell > me if it looks viable. > (dont wanna waste my time on something already done. :) > > Thanks
