Help -- confused by Webstandard 3.0
I'm in the midst of building a package new to Debian (HyperNews), and I'm
trying to make it conform to Webstandard 3.0.
It has CGI scripts which are going into /usr/lib/cgi-bin (actually, a
subdirectory of that). It has HTML documentation which is going into
/usr/doc/hypernews.
It also needs an area to store new HTML files that are generated by the
CGI scripts from HTML forms. This is where I am getting hung up.
Going strictly by Webstandard 3.0, I should put all of those in
/usr/doc/hypernews, too (possibly subdirectories). That seems a little
odd to me, since they aren't really documentation, and since they could
eat up a fair amount of disk space as they accumulate. But I will do that
if that's really the accepted thing to do.
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