A.Ford at ford-mason
May 5, 2008, 12:57 PM
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Flagging directives as repeatable in a particular context
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When I wrote the first edition of Apache Pocket Reference (back in 2000)
I used a different set of flags to indicate the contexts in which a
directive is valid (GVSF instead of SVDH, but I'm changing that to be
consistent with the Apache docs). However I also added another flag '*'
to indicate whether a directive could sensibly be used multiple times in
a context - basically whether the directive set a flag or variable (such
as DocumentRoot (SV)) or added a value to a table (such as Alias
(SV*)). I am keeping this "feature" for the second edition as readers
have said that it was useful; I wondered whether it is something that
the Apache docs might want to adopt.
Andrew
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