flexjoly
Verified User
change httpd configuration with custom-files
Hi,
At first our compliments on the very nice skin and the nice features!
Only the httpd-config is a bit less intuitive.
It is not easy to see which custom (1-4) you are editing currently.
The token-popup is not on the edit-page (/admin/custom-httpd/<domain>/nginx/customize/custom1).
And the custom- pre/post files are not shown in the edit-page any more.
And the custom-files in the token-popup are almost unreadable because it does not wrap the text but shows many '\n' and '\r'.
We use the .pre and .post custom files to preset and use tokens.
Example:
custom.pre
custom.post
Now first I have to search in the all-tokens popup in the previous screen(!) where I have to set my debug-log parameter to 1.
I would help a lot if:
- the tokens-popup is visible in the edit-page
- the pre-/post- custom-files are shown in the edit-page (with good line-wrapping)
- the current custom-part is better highlighted
I hope you understand what I mean, because I find it hard to explain
Thanks in advance,
Lydia
Hi,
At first our compliments on the very nice skin and the nice features!
Only the httpd-config is a bit less intuitive.
It is not easy to see which custom (1-4) you are editing currently.
The token-popup is not on the edit-page (/admin/custom-httpd/<domain>/nginx/customize/custom1).
And the custom- pre/post files are not shown in the edit-page any more.
And the custom-files in the token-popup are almost unreadable because it does not wrap the text but shows many '\n' and '\r'.
We use the .pre and .post custom files to preset and use tokens.
Example:
custom.pre
Code:
|?DEBUG_LOG=#change to 1 to get nginx debug info in the error-log|
|?DEBUG_LOG=0|
custom.post
Code:
|*if DEBUG_LOG="1"|
error_log /var/log/nginx/domains/|DOMAIN|.error.log debug;
|*endif|
Now first I have to search in the all-tokens popup in the previous screen(!) where I have to set my debug-log parameter to 1.
I would help a lot if:
- the tokens-popup is visible in the edit-page
- the pre-/post- custom-files are shown in the edit-page (with good line-wrapping)
- the current custom-part is better highlighted
I hope you understand what I mean, because I find it hard to explain
Thanks in advance,
Lydia
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