Initialize some NSVs used by the core. These NSVs are
documented in /packages/acs-core/apm-procs.tcl - no need to
worry about them unless you're an OpenACS core hacker.
-
Verify the deletion of obsolete OpenACS files. The
+
Verify the deletion of obsolete OpenACS files. The
/tcl directory has evolved quite a bit over the months and
years, and a few files have come and gone. The
/www/doc/removed-files.txt file contains a list of files which
@@ -47,18 +47,18 @@
bootstrap.tcl scans through this list, logging error messages to
the log if any of these files exist.
-
Source *-procs.tcl files in the OpenACS core.
+
Source *-procs.tcl files in the OpenACS core.
We source each file matching the *-procs.tcl glob in the
/packages/acs-kernel directory, in lexicographical order. These
procedure are needed to perform any of the following steps.
-
Ensure that the database is available by grabbing and
+
Ensure that the database is available by grabbing and
releasing a handle. If we can't obtain a handle, we terminate
initialization (since OpenACS couldn't possibly start up the server without
access to the database).
-
Register any new packages in the /packages
-directory. In each directory inside /packages, we look
+
Register any new packages in the /packages
+directory. In each directory inside /packages, we look
for a .info file; if we find a package that hasn't yet been
registered with the package manager (i.e., it's been copied there
manually), we insert information about it into the database. (The first time
@@ -68,23 +68,23 @@
initially disabled; they must be manually enabled in the package manager
before they can be used.
-
Ensure that the acs-kernel package is
-enabled. If the OpenACS core isn't initialized, the server
+
Ensure that the acs-kernel package is
+enabled. If the OpenACS core isn't initialized, the server
couldn't possibly be operational, so if there's no enabled version of
the OpenACS core we simply mark the latest installed one as enabled.
-
Load *-procs.tcl files for enabled
-packages, activating their APIs.
+
Load *-procs.tcl files for enabled
+packages, activating their APIs.
-
Load *-init.tcl files for enabled packages,
+
Load *-init.tcl files for enabled packages,
giving packages a chance to register filters and procedures, initialize data
structures, etc.
-
Verify that the core has been properly initialized by
+
Verify that the core has been properly initialized by
checking for the existence of an NSV created by the request processor
initialization code. If it's not present, the server won't be
operational, so we log an error.
