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Hello fellow Linux'ers,
I have just released my Apache httpd.conf.template file. It is what I
believe to be a more effective and organized template file for setting up
Apache web servers. There is nothing wrong with the stock Apache httpd.conf
files that they distribute, I just happen to like mine more. You might too,
or you might hate it, but the alternative is out there.
I have also released version 1.00 of striptemplate. This is for those of you
that are like me that like tons of comments in your configuration files, but
don't want the overhead of reading and parsing out tons of comments. Sure we
are only talking about microseconds, but I am anal. striptemplate is a small
program (Linux and Windows) that allows you to create a template file which
is then parsed by this program to output what is your real configuration
file. I wrote it for my anal retentive self, but some of you might like it
too.
I won't chew up any more bandwidth. All the details and downloads can be
found on my web site at http://www.toddtown.com/family/todd/linux/index.html
Enjoy,
Todd
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