Arno,
I have a question on default behaviour of apache2_invoke.
If I do:
apt-get install libapache2-mod-somemodule
a2dismod somemodule
apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
# libapache2-mod-somemodule gets updated
Will that get somemodule reenabled?
# Automatically added by dh_apache2
if [ "$1" = "configure" ] && true; then
if [ -e /usr/share/apache2/apache2-maintscript-helper ] ; then
. /usr/share/apache2/apache2-maintscript-helper
for conf in wsgi ; do
apache2_invoke enmod $conf || exit $?
done
fi
fi
You probably need to change the inserted code to:
for conf in <modulelist>; do
if [ -z "$2" ]; then
apache2_invoke enmod $conf || exit $?
else if a2query -q -m $conf; then
apache2_reload restart || exit $?
fi
done
(And why there's the "&& true" part?)
O.
On Sat, May 4, 2013 at 6:12 PM, Arno Töll <a...@debian.org> wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> Now that Wheezy is ehrm virtually released ..., we'd like to reboot the
> Apache 2.4 transition process as soon as possible. In other words, we'd
> like to break Sid - as far as Apache is involved - in a foreseeable
> future. With your permission to proceed as suggested pending, we'd like
> to propose this procedure to continue with the Apache 2.4 transition:
>
> *) Aim for an upload of Apache 2.4 in June. The exact date is not fixed
> and determined by two factors: You approving the process itself, and the
> availability of a 2.4 port for certain reverse dependencies (see next
> point).
>
> *) Since this upload is going to break all existing module reverse
> dependencies, this causes bad breakage to users of Apache in Sid. We're
> aware of that, but it can't be avoided entirely since a transition in
> Experimental only does not seem to work out that well, as we're trying
> to prod the maintainers of affected packages for over a year.
>
> However, to smoothen the transition as much as possible, we'd like to
> wait with an upload to Sid until these reverse dependencies have updated
> packages available and then do a coordinated upload with the respective
> maintainers (they're all CC:-ed):
>
> - mod_php
> - mod_security
> - mod_wsgi
> - mod_dnssd (gnome-user-share)
> - mod_jk
> - mod_fcgid
> - subversion
>
> This is a somewhat biased choice, based on the popularity of the
> modules, and their relative importance in the Apache eco-system itself.
> PHP, and WSGI for example have reverse dependencies on their own, which
> are affected by our transition, too. Please maintainers of these
> package, do help us so that we can do the upload in a timely manner.
>
> Maintainers, if you need help us to transition with these modules, let
> the Apache maintainers know. We'll help you.
>
> *) Once the package is uploaded to Unstable together with a reasonably
> small subset of reverse dependencies as defined above, we'd like to
> successively increase the amount of transitioned packages to a larger
> amount (see the full list in previous posts) before considering a
> migration to Testing.
>
> It is up to decide together with you when exactly this is going to
> happen, but I do not suspect this being the case until (end of) summer.
>
> At some point we'd like to ask you to remove remaining non-transitioned
> packages from Testing so that we migrate the already transitioned
> packages, including our own. Until then, we'd file a "testing migration
> blocking bug" against our own package, so that it can't migrate to
> Testing by accident.
>
> *) Once the package has reached Testing, we'd like to address a
> transition of web-applications reverse depending on Apache. This cannot
> be parallelized easily, because most of them are depending on some other
> third party module, too. On the upside, web applications are somewhat
> broken during the migration, but this may only affect the integration of
> the Apache web server, whereas the application itself remains functional.
>
> Does this make sense to you?
>
>
> --
> with kind regards,
> Arno Töll
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>
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