Re: Let's have a Standard for Module Configuration

2000-08-28 Thread David Corbin
While I think it is reasonable that all such configuration parameters be changeable by an API, there is clearly a place for system defaults. I've run across two such modules that I know. One wanted you to set the time-zone the system was running in, and the other was to set a default SMTP server

Re: Let's have a Standard for Module Configuration

2000-08-28 Thread Carl Johan Berglund
That could be very nice. I would really prefer changing parameters through the API, by calling class functions or something, but I don't see why everyone should agree with me. Keeping source-editable parameters in a standard place would then be a win, especially considering your thoughts about

Let's have a Standard for Module Configuration

2000-08-25 Thread David Corbin
I'm not sure which is the best mailing list to send this to, so forgive me if I'm off. I'll be glad to RFC this if there is interest. There are several modules I've run across that require you to edit them after you've installed them. I consider this to be a very bad thing. What I'm thinking is