[srm-cvs] CVS Update: - More corrections and lambasting... eww

Date: Mon Feb 18 07:44:30 CET 2002
User: Dan Kalowsky
Directory: srmdoc/user

Log Message:
 [0.05]
 - More corrections and lambasting... eww
 
 
Modified files:
           srmdoc/user/features.xml (version: 1.6)

[FILE: /srmdoc/user/features.xml]

--- srmdoc/user/features.xml:1.5 Mon Feb 18 05:40:25 2002 GMT
+++ srmdoc/user/features.xml Mon Feb 18 05:44:30 2002 GMT
@@ -20,15 +20,18 @@
  <section id="features.remote-functions">
   <title>Calling remote functions in SRM</title>
   <para>
- There are two different situations that can occur here:
+ There are two different meanings that can occur for a remote function.
    <orderedlist>
     <listitem>
      <para>
      <!-- This really makes no sense whatsoever can someone please please
- please decrypt the meaning to this for me? - Dan -->
- Remote function defined within an external SRM module. For example the
- standard module contains the calls <function>get_function_list</function>
- and <function>get_application_keys</function>. The SRM module API is
+ please decrypt the meaning to this for me? Are we trying to talk about
+ what a remote function is, or are we trying to describe how to make
+ a new module? I'm lost! -Dan -->
+ A remote function can be defined within an external SRM module. For
+ example the standard module contains the calls
+ <function>get_function_list</function> and
+ <function>get_application_keys</function>. The SRM module API is
       simplistic and should pose no problem for adding other modules. One of
       the included modules, the 'auth' module, adds authentication support
       through the use of PAM, password files, or a Challenge-Response protocol.
@@ -39,11 +42,11 @@
 
     <listitem>
      <para>
- Functions defined in PHP function libraries. PHP function libraries are
- loaded at startup of the daemon. All PHP scripts contained within the
- library are compiled and executed. Because the compiled scripts are not
- destroyed, it is possible to call them from a client side PHP script
- at a later time without having to re-parse/re-compile them.
+ Functions defined in PHP function libraries loaded at startup of the
+ daemon. All PHP scripts contained within the library are compiled and
+ executed. Because the compiled scripts are not destroyed, it is
+ possible to call them from a client side PHP script at a later time
+ without having to re-parse/re-compile them.
      </para>
     </listitem>
    </orderedlist>
Received on Mon Feb 18 07:36:53 2002