Re: /var/www or /var/web

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Subject: Re: /var/www or /var/web
From: Kai Hendry <hendry@iki.fi>
Date: Sat, 20 Jan 2007 22:38:15 +0000
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On 2007-01-20T15:09-0600 Steve Greenland wrote:
> I disagree. In particular, your method requires more work: I have to
> modify DNS in addition to any other setup work.

True. Updating DNS for Web services is a pain. I usually shoot for a
wildcard entry.

> The nice thing about opinions is that everyone can have one. The nice
> thing about Debian defaults is that no one forces you to use them.

The way that Debian 'defaults' /var/www with Apache and inconsistently
with Web applications isn't wanted usually by Webmasters.  Though then
again, that's really an opinion. ;)

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