On 15 February 2011 02:07, Leonard Richardson
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> "At the moment in Ubuntu's stable release, they must either hardcode a
> URL or do the moral equivalent through string manipulation, because
> there is no symbol for LPNET_SERVICE_ROOT"
>
> In 1.9.5, which is about to go into Ubuntu, the symbol for
> LPNET_SERVICE_ROOT is the string 'production'. We have similar simple-
> string aliases for all the active servers. I can add aliases for higher
> levels of abstraction as well, but I would like to know which aliases
> people will actually use.
Are you really changing that parameter from being a URL to being a
symbolic name? That seems likely to break client applications.
On 15 February 2011 02:07, Leonard Richardson
<email address hidden> wrote:
> "At the moment in Ubuntu's stable release, they must either hardcode a
> URL or do the moral equivalent through string manipulation, because
> there is no symbol for LPNET_SERVICE_ROOT"
>
> In 1.9.5, which is about to go into Ubuntu, the symbol for
> LPNET_SERVICE_ROOT is the string 'production'. We have similar simple-
> string aliases for all the active servers. I can add aliases for higher
> levels of abstraction as well, but I would like to know which aliases
> people will actually use.
Are you really changing that parameter from being a URL to being a
symbolic name? That seems likely to break client applications.