Re: LocationMatch inside VirtualHost? [solved: bug]

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Rich Bowen <rbowen@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> 
> On Apr 14, 2009, at 06:19, Viaduct Productions wrote:
> 
> > Or would you rather me ask a question that doesn't shed light on issues?
> > Kind of like "only behave the way we wish"?  Then why have a list?  You
> > want approval?  Get a dog.  I'm here because things are not clear.  Yes,
> > it's a list for users.  Users are not developers, hence the difference
> > in lists.  Hence the need for documentation, to take users into a space
> > for having the need for such lists.  Pretty simple, don't you think?
> > Most areas where you offer a service, you minimize things so that they
> > are not misleading, as they apparently are here.  See the example above.
> >
> > I have little patience for you.  I'm sure the above information is
> > completely OK by you, but that would only shed light on the real issue
> > of most open source software, which is accompanied by questionable
> > technically written documentation.  So yes, the documentation is
> > horribly written.  If you can find 2.2 documentation that sheds light on
> > this, which I've spent the better part of 2 days reading, then please
> > point it out.  Documentation is about understanding, which it has not
> > provided.  So yes, it goes into the bug reporting system as a bug, as
> > it's not performing as expected, as defined by the docs.  If it found
> > that the performance is as expected by the developers, yet the
> > documentation doesn't provide insight, then the documentation needs to
> > be fixed.  That, is as much a part of apache as the server itself.
> >
> > And be nice.
> 
> I've been around this mailing list for a long time. I'd guess 12 years, at
> the very least. It's not often that we get postings from anybody as
> utterly rude and unprofessional as this. Had this been a commercial
> technical support encounter, this would be the point at which I would have
> hung up.
> 
> There is never any excuse to be this rude, particularly in a public forum,
> where it is archived forever.
> 
> You posted a question, posted a solution that had nothing whatever to do
> with your question, and then posted this diatribe, which had nothing to do
> with either one, and then have the audacity to claim that we do what we do
> in order to get your approval.
> 
> One hopes that at some point you have the grace to look back on this
> exchange and be embarrassed at your behavior.
> 
> -- http://feathercast.org/
> 

Up to now i have only been lurking on this list, but I second the above with
all of my hart.

I admire you guys beeing able to go on advising this troll.


-- 
Roel Wagenaar,
Timmerman-aannemer,
Tel.: 0513-789900.

Always remember you're unique, just like everyone else.

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