[ Please don't Cc: me when replying to my message on a mailing list. ] I'd like to check that I've understood everything correctly. dwww has some template files, a cgi script, some cached files, and some pseudo-static files generated from the template files. The pseudo-static files are generated by dwww-build, which is run by cron every day. They don't otherwise change. 1. I install the dwww cgi script as /usr/lib/debian-www/cgi-bin/dwww. In the dwww.postinst, I install the link /var/lib/debian-www/cgi-bin/dwww pointing at /usr/lib/debian-www/cgi-bin/dwww, and run /usr/sbin/update-debian-www, if it exists. Question: Should I always install the link? 2. I install the dwww template files into /usr/lib/dwww, since no-one but dwww-build needs to read them. dwww-build uses the template files to build the pseudo-static files into /var/lib/debian-www/documents/dwww. The dwww front page will then be accessible as <URL:http://<hostname>/debian/dwww/>. 3. Manual pages, and files in /usr/doc are to be served through the dwww cgi script (they're now sometimes accessed directly via a "file:" type URL, but this makes it impossible to have the documents accessed remotely). 4. Info pages are to be served through info2www, as before. 5. Cached documents are stored in /var/spool/dwww, as before. Question: is this new WWW standard going to be part of 1.2 or 1.3? -- Please read <http://www.iki.fi/liw/mail-to-lasu.html> before mailing me. Please don't Cc: me when replying to my message on a mailing list.
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