hi all
I'm _still_ having problems with sticky preferences. unfortunately, I don't have the time atm to locate the specifics, but basically I was trying to compile a 1.3 static build (without mod_so) using -httpd. while A-T found the proper httpd, LoadModule statements that pointed to my last 2.0 install were still being generated.
probably because of apxs and httpd mismatch?
so, with my developer hat on I'd like to see the problem fixed. maybe next week I'll reproduce and track it down.
but with my user hat on I'm starting to get really irked by all of this. really, I don't want sticky preferences and never did (as a user, remember :). so, can we perhaps support $ENV{APACHE_TEST_NO_STICKY_PREFERENCES} as a way to totally disable them - no attempting to load ~/.apache-test/, no generation of ~/.apache-test/, etc?
+1, though let's keep the env var the same as the function name, so I'd prefer
$ENV{APACHE_TEST_NO_CUSTOM_CONFIG} (even though yours sounds better, so may be we should change the function name).
in any case just add:
return if $ENV{APACHE_TEST_NO_STICKY_PREFERENCES}in the custom_config_load sub.
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