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DEVEL SYSTEM CONFIG CHANGES - PLEASE READ.
To complement the new Apache/WeBWorK configuration scheme, the
http-wwmp-header.conf and http-wwmp.conf files are being eliminated in
favor of a primarily Perl-based configuration scheme. This reduces
redundancy and allows both development and production system to share a
single "core" WeBWorK configuration file, webwork.apache-config.
The setup is described in the new top-level development server config
file devel.apache-config:
This is an Apache configuration file suitable for use when doing
development on the WeBWorK 2 system. This setup allows each
developer to run an independent Apache server under their own UID,
using their own working copy of the WeBWorK code. The configuration
is split into three parts:
The first part is a site-specific (but user-indepenent) file named
devel-site.apache-config. It contains directives that are common to
all development servers on the same host. The site administrator can
chose to maintain a single copy of this file and have all developers
reference it in a central location.
The second part is the stock webwork.apache-config file that is used
for normal installations. Customize this file, setting the
$webwork_url, $webwork_dir, $pg_dir, etc. appropriatly for your
development server.
The third part is this file. It contains the user-specific
directives that are specific to each developer's server.
Of the two files specific to development server configuration, only
devel-site.apache-config will require modification, and it need be
modified only once per host machine. devel.apache-config uses the UID
and GID and of the user running it, and the values set in
webwork.apache-conf, to configure itself.
wwapachectl has also been modified to refer to devel.apache-config
instead of http-wwmp.conf and streamline its configuration.
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