On 2009-02-05, L. V. Lammert <[email protected]> wrote: >> There's been many comments from OpenBSD developers to just install >> xbase. Do you think they go against "basic OpenBSD tenants - install >>only what you need"? >> > Yes, if that's the situation; in this case, however, the developers > also realize the need to maintain the "basic OpenBSD tenents" and provide > no_x11 packages [in situations where this has occurred in my experience].
I think this is "presumed basic OpenBSD tenets", it's not mentioned anywhere official that I know of, like http://www.openbsd.org/goals.html for example. > Have not looked php.ini in many years, .. don't anything about changes there. > In any case, why would Apache modules be in /usr/lib & php modules in > /var/www? *shrug* that was done nearly 6 years ago, and the php.ini was changed at the same time. I guess you'd have to find the person who made that change and see if he remembers if you wanted to know that. This stuff all Just Works for many other people. We'd be seeing a lot more questions about it if it didn't. >>Because php modules are loaded on demand (after chroot) and apaches >>modules are loaded at start (pre chroot) ? > > If they are loaded after chroot, how do they work loading from > /usr/local/lib?? > > Can any of the devs shed some light on the question? They are loaded before chroot. You can see this if you use ktrace(1). This is a good tool to learn how to use.
