"Reply to All" is a quick userland fix.
-Seth
On Sun, 2005-11-20 at 11:37 +, Christoph Zwerschke wrote:
> BTW, is it by intend that the Webware mailing lists do not have a
> reply-to header? I always forget to fix the recepient, since a reply to
> a posting in the list goes to the author b
nk. Can
> you verify it works now?
Yep, it's definitely working now. Thanks again for your work.
-Seth
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l && pwd`
The ubuntu rcX.d links look like this: S91my_app -> ../init.d/my_app
So $WORK_DIR ends up being ../init.d and when it tries 'test -d
"$WORK_DIR" || exit 5' from whatever the PWD is it fails.
-Seth
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with shell scripts I just wish it
wasn't that way (and it shouldn't have to be when Python is as
ubiquitous as it is). Ubuntu is at least heading down the right path,
using Python for most of their administration tools.
-Seth
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Yes it does exist in Ubuntu as well. Glad you squished another bug.
-Seth
On Tue, 2005-11-01 at 10:38 +, Christoph Zwerschke wrote:
> Actually, install.py should have copied the Debian script automatically
> to WebKit/webkit if /sbin/start-stop-daemon exists (can you confirm that
> this al
script not work for you? Where's the difference?
I hadn't tried it yet with this project. I was just starting with what I
thought was the lowest common denominator and was then going to improve
on it from there. I have since tried the Debian script and it worked
just fine out of the box
python -c "$PY_CMD"`
else
START_SCRIPT="$0"
fi
It almost needs to keep recursing through each symbolic link until it
find the end target, I'm just not sure about the best way to do this.
-Seth
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ersion that is created by MakeAppWorkDir.
>
> If you think these suggestions make sense, I would like to make the
> appropriate changes in the trunk.
>
I think both of these suggestions would be good improvements. The only
input I would have would be to also handle the -l or --library option
