Re: ubh with a php front end

I did something like this with ubh 3.0 by adding a "queue" concept to ubh and running
everything in batch mode with a couple of php web pages as an interface. not too pretty but it
gets the job done.

if you like pain :> try it out: http://www.quillen.net/src/ubh_hack/

ed

--- ashakpezivink <[email protected]> wrote:
> I for one think this is an excellent idea and is something i've been 
> pondering making for myself more recently. It would be so nice for me 
> to be able to open up a web browser from work and like you 
> said 'shop' binaries, Easynews web interface style.. I just haven't 
> had any time to produce something like this yet, so if you get 
> anywhere please let us know!
> 
> --- In [email protected], "Josh Matthews" <viznet_20@h...> wrote:
> > 
> > Also, I've been toying with the idea of setting up a PHP frontend 
> to the ubh 
> > components and the MySQL data.  I love the idea of "shopping" 
> binaries, and 
> > if people have MySQL running already, getting PHP and Apache going 
> shouldn't 
> > be too difficult (I already need this functionality for other OS 
> projects 
> > I'm involved in like MythTV).  I'm curious, would you be 
> comfortable with 
> > such an 'addon' frontend?  It would of course be necessary to 
> differentiate 
> > anything I did in that respect to the ubh project proper - keeps 
> the support 
> > mailing list short ;)
> > 
> > Let me know what you think.
> > Josh
> > 
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