Matthew a écrit : > As a kind of an adjunct to the other discussion on PHP libraries, what about > PHP programs? Not quite so touchy, as I can't see a single way forward here > (and there's no blazingly obvious reason to do so). So what are people's > best thoughts on the matter? Most packages I've seen put their > web-accessible content in /usr/share/<package>, then either set up a > separate apache config and include it from the main apache config > (phpgroupware does it this way, for one example) while other packages modify > apache.conf more intrusively. I'm a fan of the phpgroupware method, which > at least minimises pain. Shouldn't webpage go to /var/www or at least /var/, and _not_ /usr/share ? We are talking about PHP, but it's still webpages after all. The apache configuration should go into a separate file in /etc/apache/ which would be included in httpd.conf later; easier to modify I guess. The software configuration should stay into the its location, the software directory. -- Fabien Penso <penso@linuxfr.org> | LinuxFr a toujours besoin de : http://perso.LinuxFr.org/penso/ | http://linuxFr.org/dons/ A PHP Template Engine ? Take the best ! http://templeet.org/
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