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Re: http daemon suggestion/proposal

> From: Marc Ewing <marc@schroeder.redhat.com>
> Subject: Re: http daemon suggestion/proposal 
> 
> [ Swiped text. ]
> 
> I'll chime in here and say that we (Red Hat) have no particular attatchment
> to /home/httpd, other than we've already shipped a load of stuff with it.
> I never really liked it (for instance, it's a little ugly when you are
> sharing /home over NFS), and you've got something better I'd certainly
> consider it.

How about this:

  Distributed cgi programs:
  /usr/lib/http/<package>/cgi-bin/*  -or-  /usr/lib/http/cgi-bin/<package>/*

  Site-specific cgi programs:
  /usr/local/http/cgi-bin/*

  Individual users' cgi programs:
  $HOME/http/cgi-bin/*
  (Supporting this should be an option for the administrator.)

  Distributed html documents:
  /usr/lib/http/<package>/html/*  -or-  /usr/lib/http/html/<package>/*

  Site-specific html documents:
  /usr/local/http/html/*

  Individual user's html documents:
  $HOME/public_html/*  -or- $HOME/http/html/*
  (Supporting this should be an option for the administrator.)
  ($HOME/http/html/* would be better, but the ``public_html'' seems to be
	generally accepted.)

  Distributed icons:
  /usr/lib/http/<package>/html/*  -or-  /usr/lib/http/html/<package>/*

  Site-specific icons:
  /usr/local/http/icons

  Individual user's icons:
  $HOME/http/icons/*
  (Supporting this should be an option for the administrator.)

  Distributed graphics:
  /usr/lib/http/<package>/graphics/* -or- /usr/lib/http/graphics/<package>/*

  Site-specific graphics:
  /usr/local/http/graphics/*

  Individual user's graphics:
  $HOME/http/graphics/*
  (Supporting this should be an option for the administrator.)

Bunches of this stuff are a whole lot like what other people have been saying.
I'm just trying to get it all down in one place and make sure that we are also
consistent in how we deal with individual users' stuff.

> 
> -Marc


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