On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 09:26:14AM +0200, Christian Perrier wrote:
> Template: syscp/customer-dir
> Type: string
> Default: /var/lib/syscp/customers
> _Description: Directory for customer data:
> SysCP will be configured to save customer data in one location.
> Subdirectories will be created for web services ("webs"), mail
> accounts ("mail"), temporary files ("tmp"), and log files ("log").
logs
The created directory is s/log/logs.
> .
> If you leave this empty, the default "/var/lib/syscp/customers"
> directory will be used. However, upstream developers use
> "/var/customers", so if you already have customer data somewhere, such
> as data originating from a former installation, or if you want an
> entirely different directory to hold the customers' data, you can enter
> the directory path here.
>
> Template: syscp/no-config
> Type: note
> _Description: Daemons not configured
> Please note that, in order to keep your current installation safe, SysCP did
> not reconfigure the mail or FTP servers. They should be configured
> to use the MySQL table provided by SysCP.
database
Maybe I'm reading it wrong but SysCP actually doesn't have just one
table but a database of many tables.
> .
> SysCP also requires cron jobs. These are not installed automatically
> because they cause web server reloads, which you probably want to keep
> controlled.
> .
> Some example configurations may be found in /usr/share/doc/syscp/examples.
Christian, are you going to sort this note out and make a README.Debian
for it as we discussed earlier? I'd appreciate it as this would mean the
README file gets reviewed as well. :)
Thanks!
Hauke
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