I've noticed some unexpected behavior when installing plugins by providing an URL.
For example, when I add (/CMD_PLUGIN_MANAGER) a plugin by providing this url:
http://www.directadmin.com/hello_world.tar.gz everything is fine, the directory
is created and the plugin resides in this directory - as expected.
But I want to publish my plugins by naming the tarballs in a usual way, like this:
,
But in this case DirectAdmin will not use the `id=` field found in `plugin.conf` which is located in the tarball, but will use the tarball name to the first dot.
So when I try to install
from this URL: https://download.websafe.pl/pub/dir...-jquery/websafe-dap-asset-jquery-0.3.5.tar.gz DirectAdmin will create:
(with a `-0` suffix) instead of the expected
(as stated in the `id` field of `plugin.conf`).
Any chance to have this fixed?
For example, when I add (/CMD_PLUGIN_MANAGER) a plugin by providing this url:
http://www.directadmin.com/hello_world.tar.gz everything is fine, the directory
Code:
/usr/local/directadmin/plugins/hello_worldBut I want to publish my plugins by naming the tarballs in a usual way, like this:
Code:
pluginname-VERSION.tar.gz
Code:
myplugin-1.0.2.tar.gzBut in this case DirectAdmin will not use the `id=` field found in `plugin.conf` which is located in the tarball, but will use the tarball name to the first dot.
So when I try to install
Code:
websafe-dap-asset-jquery-0.3.5.tar.gz
Code:
/usr/local/directadmin/plugins/websafe-dap-asset-jquery-0(with a `-0` suffix) instead of the expected
Code:
/usr/local/directadmin/plugins/websafe-dap-asset-jquery(as stated in the `id` field of `plugin.conf`).
Any chance to have this fixed?