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Re: Virtual Hosting and the FHS



On Tue, Jul 10, 2001 at 02:12:12AM +1000, Anthony Towns wrote:

> Someone proposed an addition to the FHS of a /srv directory for such
> things ("network services"), which was basically user controlled, but
> that the vendor could stick things in for defaults (/srv/cvs, /srv/www,
> and such). It wasn't really written quite right, so it got dropped at a
> late stage and didn't get amended and put back in. You could use that.
> /var/local is another possibility.

I'm packaging teapop (POP3 server that handles virtual hosts etc.) at
the moment, and although the default configuration will not have such
beasties in it, I want to at least include an example... and later on
it would be nice to configure such things at least semi-automatically.

So, /var/local is out 'cos it won't be local.

/srv is "prohibited" by the current FHS.

Short of getting the FHS changed, where do I put 'em? (I don't want to
take on the FHS until I've at least got used to the packaging process...

My inclination is still to do more-or-less what I have been doing, and
stick them in a new subdirectory of /var. And change the FHS later ;)




Cheers,


Nick

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