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idea on a new "command subcommand" style
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3. prepare mail archive at ~fml/public_html/$domain/$ml/
4. prepare cgi interface at ~fml/public_html/cgi-bin/fml/$domain/admin/
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modified Admin::{subscribe,unsubscribe} commands to use it.
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$command_args->{ adddress } => $command_args->{ command_data }
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remove FML::Command::Utils and ErroStatus
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each command module determins whether it needs lock or not.
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FML::Process::
we implement the following methods in FML::Process::Utils and use them.
o $curproc->executable_prefix()
o $curproc->template_files_dir_for_newml()
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modified to use it.
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makefml newml elena@nuinui.net
The ml_home_dir is speculated from $virtual_maps in main.cf.
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convenience. FML::Config::Convert can replace $libexec_dir
$ml_home_prefix $executable_prefix variables.
"makefml newml" installs include and include-ctl w/ variable
replacement.
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We use FML::Config::Convert module for it.
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$optargs -> $command_args
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