| Subject: | Allow ENABLE without service name |
A perlbal configuration file typically looks like this:
CREATE SERVICE service_name
SET ... = ...
...
ENABLE service_name
Problem is that service_name has to be specified twice. If one just
copy/pastes this block to create another service, then it's quite easy
to just change the service name in CREATE SERVICE and forgot the second
one in the ENABLE line. And if the original service still exists, then
there's even no error, but the new service is not enabled.
It would be nice if one could write instead
CREATE SERVICE service_name
SET ... = ...
...
ENABLE
ENABLE without a service name would just enable the current active
service. This is similar like SET is used: it can be used without a
service name (use the current one) or with.
(If this is accepted, then I can try to create a patch)
Regards,
Slaven