Sriram Natarajan wrote: > > > The text in this section doesn't make a very clear distinction between > > the two CLIs being delivered, for which purpose is each one used. I > > suggest adding a few sentences to that effect. > > please take a look at the updated draft and let me know if the > explanation provided within addresses your concern.
The 'pecl' CLI detail looks good, but I didn't see explanation about 'pear' yet, add something about it. I also see you added a new 'peardev' CLI, so also add a little info about its usage as well. All these CLIs will deliver man pages right? Also add a sentence saying so to the same section. > > So downloaded packages will be installed into this location? > > you could use /etc/php5/pear.conf to specify where you want to download > these extensions. I know, I meant default location. It wouldn't hurt to mention the location can be changed in the config, if you want. > 2.6 Integration with Apache > > To provide closer integration of with Apache, provide php > specific configuration file(php.conf) under '/etc/apache/2.2/conf.d' > directory. This file will be delivered within SUNWapch2r-php5 package. Since it is tied to Apache 2.2 (delivering into /etc/apache/2.2/) shouldn't this be named SUNWapch22r-php5, to parallel the Apache package naming (SUNWapch22[dru])? > Also, PHP5 module for Apache 2 web server, will be now delivered > within SUNWapch2m-php5 package and will depend on SUNWapch2u, And here SUNWapch22m-php5, dependency SUNWapch22u? > the bunch of files currently mentioned in /var/php5 are the dependent > files necessary for PEAR to operate. However, under this location > 'pear/pecl' creates dynamic data like .channels . So, we cannot have > them under /usr. It's really unfortunate that all these projects are delivering so much static content into /var .. that's just not right. But if it is how these components have been designed, not too much we can do about it in the short term. Nit: There's still some mis-aligned columns in the exported interface table, example below but there are more. Seems like a small thing but it really makes for an easier ARC review when the presentation is good... pecl extension Uncommitted Memcache extension Uncommitted -- Jyri J. Virkki - jyri.virkki at sun.com - Sun Microsystems
