Re: lambdamoo-core and lamdamoo-server virtual packages plus, moo user
On Fri, 5 Sep 1997, Joey Hess wrote:
> Manong Dibos wrote:
> >
> > When installing a new database, would it be appropriate to stash it in
> > /var/lambdamoo, or in /usr/lib/lambdamoo ?
>
> It's variable data, it cannot go in /usr (/usr might be mounted ro).
> According to the fsstnd, the proper place is /var/lib/something, I chose
> /var/lib/lambdamoo.
I disagree. The "core" database should NOT change. It should remain
untouched. You merely use the core to "bootstrap" your own core.
So I guess /usr/lib/lambdamoo would be appropriate for the "starting"
cores. However, /var/lib/lambdamoo is entirely appropriate for the actual
"operating" moo databases that you get after the first checkpoint of your
new moo.
> I don't really want to package up r4 right now. Maintaining one lambdamoo
> server is enough for me. I hope the two versions merge eventually, anyway.
K. Maybe sometime later. But the performance enhancements apparently
make it much faster, and no work is currently being done on the p series
of lambdamoo servers.
Cheers,
Manong Dibos
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