Re: One or two questions or maybe even more ;)

On Sun, 2004-04-25 at 09:15, Martin Jansen wrote: > On Sat Apr 24, 2004 at 07:5740PM +0000, Helgi Þormar wrote: > > But does pear.php.net have awstats so I can get a better picture of what > > browsers are accessing the site the most and etc. :) > > http://pear.php.net/~mj/stats/ should include user agent > statistics. Webanylizer has really outdated user agents ;/ (like weba. takes PHP4.3.4 as a client :)) AWstats is the thing if we/(me) really want to see the used browser types :) > > > Also I want to if it is okey with you I would like to try to move bugs > > include folder into the /include and rename all the files bugs_* and fix > > all in regards of the bug system (though I won't commit it untill I've > > tested everything well enough) > > Sounds ok. But please move the bug stuff into /include/bugs/ instead of > prefixing the filenames. Roger ;) Haven't made any moves so include/bugs it will be :) > > > Also if it again would be okey with you I would like to change in bugdb > > table the field bug_type to package_name or similar to that... fix all > > in the bug system in regards to that and use the name bug_type to store > > if the bug ticket is really a bug or feature request. > > This might cause some "downtime" for the bug interface, no? Well if say I get access to the mysql, say through phpmyadmin, then the time commiting things + changing the name of one field and adding one field, well the down time might be max 5min give or take, since I would have tested everything before I would put this in live action ;) Mostly depands though on the mysql access :) since it could become a major downtime if you (martin) or someone else from the webmaster *team* do the changes and then I should commit the files.... Of course it could work if I just made diffs for everything ... but it would be quite a flood of diffs :) It's all up to you guys really if I should tackle this or not. > > > And btw. when browsing the site pear-prepand.php is included auto by > > Apache, but with files that go trough cron have to included it them > > self, right ? Cause I soon want to commit the bug-summary file I made > > and I guess you'll have to make changes to the cronjob file :) > > Right. The auto_prepend_file configuration only is only present for the > virtual host. Scripts that are executed through the CLI interpreter > need to include pear-prepend.php manually. Okey got ya ;) > > > Just to keep you up to pace I've done quite many fixes to the bug > > system, nearly everything is now using DB instead of native mysql, the > > layout problems don't accure on my local web at least, it now can be > > runned with register globals off afaik, at least I've changed everything > > in regards of that that I've seen, now we have bug stats page ;) and you > > can even choose Auth category to see only packages from that category. > > That's cool. > > Can you please send such mails to pear-webmaster@lists.php.net in the > future, so that the guys over there also get informed about your plans? Sure No problem :) -- Regards Helgi