Hi,
I've now created my own template for our hosting-setup here (all IPs fixed, but two IPs for every service (mail, www, ftp)).
I found I only had to edit NicToolClient.pm - but it seems that due to the
mv NicToolClient-X.XX /usr/local/www/NicToolClient
step in the installation, it installs NicToolClient also into the web-directory.
Initially, it would only change the display of the page when I edited both of these file.
Is that really the case or just a caching-issue? Can I just remove NicToolClient.pm in /usr/local/www/NicToolClient/lib?
cheers,
Rainer
I'm not sure I fully understand your question, but the NicTool files will get cached until Apache is reloaded. I think that might answer you question.
| matt wrote on Thu, 06 October 2005 02:27 |
I'm not sure I fully understand your question, but the NicTool files will get cached until Apache is reloaded. I think that might answer you question.
|
OK, Apache needs to be restarted.
But:
- I edit NicToolClient.pm in site_perl
- apachectl stop
- wait
- apachectl startssl
- no new templates
cp NicToolClient to /usr/local/www/NicToolClient/lib
- apachectl stop
- wait
- apachectl startssl
- voila: new templates
So, at least for me, they both need to be synchronized.
Or is the one in site_perl only used for other applications?
Rainer