Change 234
Extended mod_webkeep.c to support multiple perforce servers via
introducing an index mechanism for the WebKeepAlias line.
This works as follows:
suppose there are two perforce servers:
server1:1666 (serving depot-1) and
server2:1666 (serving depot-2),
Then set MAX_SERVERS to 2 (in mod_webkeep.c) and
set up the httpd.conf file as follows:
WebKeepPort 0 server1:1666
WebKeepPort 1 server2:1666
WebKeepAlias /depot-1 //depot-1
WebKeepAlias /depot-2 //depot-2
WebKeepUser <whatever>
WebKeepClient <whatever>
WebKeepIndex index.html
The order of the "WebKeepAlias" lines is used to
associate depot-1 with server 0 - i.e. server1:1666
and depot-2 with server 1 - i.e. server2:1666
This has been tested with Apache 1.3.6 and 1.3.9
on Redhat Linux 5.2 and 6.0
(I admit the implementation could be a lot
more elegant, but it works...)
introducing an index mechanism for the WebKeepAlias line.
This works as follows:
suppose there are two perforce servers:
server1:1666 (serving depot-1) and
server2:1666 (serving depot-2),
Then set MAX_SERVERS to 2 (in mod_webkeep.c) and
set up the httpd.conf file as follows:
WebKeepPort 0 server1:1666
WebKeepPort 1 server2:1666
WebKeepAlias /depot-1 //depot-1
WebKeepAlias /depot-2 //depot-2
WebKeepUser <whatever>
WebKeepClient <whatever>
WebKeepIndex index.html
The order of the "WebKeepAlias" lines is used to
associate depot-1 with server 0 - i.e. server1:1666
and depot-2 with server 1 - i.e. server2:1666
This has been tested with Apache 1.3.6 and 1.3.9
on Redhat Linux 5.2 and 6.0
(I admit the implementation could be a lot
more elegant, but it works...)
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