Le Jeu 3 Novembre 2005 12:39, Aurélien Labrosse a écrit : > On Jeu 3 novembre 2005 12:21, Stephen Gran a écrit : > > This one time, at band camp, Aurélien Labrosse said: > >> What do you think about? > > > > It depends on how extensible the templating is, I would think. If > > dspam can look in subdirectories of the template directory, just > > put a symlink to /etc/dspam/templates, so that local admins can > > override the defaults. If it can't look in subdirectories, then you > > are forced to put the whole templates directory somewhere in /etc, > > I'm afraid. > > > > Shipping config files in /usr/share is a policy violation for a > > reason. > > What to you think about this solution? install templates into > /usr/share/dspam/upstream-templates/ and link this directory to > /usr/share/dspam/templates/, and add some comments about template > customization into the README.Debian? I don't want to seem rude, but dspam CGI takes the TEMPLATE directory as a configuration my guess is to let things live in the right place (/usr/share) and put an note in README.Debian suggesting to adjust $CONFIG['TEMPLATES'] to the path where the sysadmin put the new templates. and if he just want to make a 'little' patch, he can just symlink the one he don't modify and copy the ones he does. you just have to make configure.pl a config file , e.g. let it be a symlink to /etc/dspam/dspam-cgi.conf -- ·O· Pierre Habouzit ··O madcoder@debian.org OOO http://www.madism.org
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