Scribit Manuel Hoppe dies 15/03/2005 hora 18:56: > > > [wise to move /hurd to /srv/hurd] > > But it's meant to be site-specific, and an administrator should be > > able to wipe it without rendering the system unusable. > No, not at all. Eg. Apache rely on the existence of certain files and > directories at start. If you delete your Document root its up to you, > but you can't blame the FHS. Maybe, but /srv, as being site-specific data (not configuration...), should not be needed for the entire system to work. If Hurd servers would be in /srv and /srv was wiped, I imagine nothing would work anymore. Also, as far as backup is concerned, /srv is, like /etc, /home and most of /var, a perfect candidate for regulary backup, and noone expects to be backuping binaries, which one surely expects to see back, if needed, by reinstalling packages. Expectably, Nowhere man -- nowhere.man@levallois.eu.org OpenPGP 0xD9D50D8A
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