[Bug 505360] Review Request: JSCookMenu - Javascript GUI-like web menus

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--- Comment #15 from Patrick Monnerat <pm at datasphere.ch> 2010-05-04 13:04:31 EDT ---
Well... this is a philosophical problem that could well degenerate into a troll
:-(

In the case you mention, you're probably right, but this implies system updates
are done while someone changes the server configuration, saves the (bad)
configuration and does not test/apply the changes immediately... IMHO, this
situation will occur very seldom.

However, I'm not wrong because there is an /etc/httpd/conf.d/*.conf file in
this package and a server reload is needed to enable/disable it. phpPgAdmin
(for example) reloads the server at post time for the same reason. And by the
way, this is just a reload, not a restart.

This ideal situation would be to have an Apache-enabled /usr/share/js directory
for those kind of packages (a bit like /usr/share/php for php packages). This
would allow new js packages to get rid of a specific httpd configuration file.
But Fedora does not (yet) include such a directory in its standard base, nor
there is specific guidelines for javascript packaging.

In the meantime, I suggest we meet halfway by reloading the server only at
first package install and last uninstall. @Kevin: would it be satisfactory to
you ?

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