Ludovic Courtès writes: > Hello, > > Christopher Baines skribis: > >> * gnu/services/web.scm (, >> , >> ): New record types. >> (%default-apache-httpd-modules, %apache-httpd-accounts, >> apache-httpd-service-type): New variables. >> (apache-httpd-shepherd-services, apache-httpd-activation, >> apache-httpd-process-extensions): New procedures. >> * gnu/tests/web.scm (run-apache-httpd-test): New procedure. >> (%apache-httpd-os, %tests-apache-httpd): New variables. > > Nice! Documentation will be welcome. :-) Great, I've sent a couple of updated patches, which now include documentation. >> + #:export ( >> + apache-httpd-configuration >> + apache-httpd-configuration? >> + apache-httpd-configuration-package >> + apache-httpd-configuration-pid-file >> + apache-httpd-configuration-config > > In this context I think ‘httpd-’ would be good enough as a prefix. Ok, I've changed the prefix to 'httpd-'. >> +(define %default-apache-httpd-modules >> + (map (match-lambda >> + ((name file) >> + (apache-httpd-load-module >> + (name name) >> + (file file)))) >> + '(("authn_file_module" "modules/mod_authn_file.so") >> + ("authn_core_module" "modules/mod_authn_core.so") >> + ("authz_host_module" "modules/mod_authz_host.so") > > I think having this list here is the right approach. However could you > write where it comes from? I guess it’s equal to the current default in > httpd, right? > > How often do you expect this to be updated? I got this from the etc/httpd/httpd.conf file in the httpd package, and I've now added a comment in to the code saying this. I don't expect it will need updating often. >> +(define-record-type* >> + apache-httpd-config-file make-apache-httpd-config-file >> + apache-httpd-config-file? >> + (load-modules apache-httpd-config-file-load-modules >> + (default %default-apache-httpd-modules)) > > Or “loaded-modules” or just “modules”? I've gone with modules, and changed this field and the corresponding record type. >> +(define* (run-apache-httpd-test #:optional (http-port 8080)) >> + "Run tests in %APACHE-HTTPD-OS, which has apache-httpd running and listening on >> +HTTP-PORT." > > I wonder if we could abstract ‘run-nginx-test’ just enough so it can be > used for both. It’d need to take a service name, log file, and PID file > as arguments. That sounds good to me. I've now updated the first patch to generalise the test, so that it can be used for both the nginx and httpd service.