Re: RFS: roundcube
OoO En cette nuit nuageuse du dimanche 11 février 2007, vers 01:18,
Richard Laager <rlaager@wiktel.com> disait:
> Your diff includes po/templates.pot which is autogenerated, right? You
> should see if you can avoid creating that file, or you should delete it
> to avoid having it show up in the diff.
I have followed the steps in po-debconf(7). It is not clear for me
that I should or not put the call to po-debconf in debian/rules.
> Your dependencies list PHP 4 first. I think you should list PHP 5 first,
> since it's newer. Also, you list sqlite as the first backend, when I'd
> imagine MySQL is going to be more popular. I'd list them like:
> Depends: ..., libapache2-mod-php5 | ..., php5-mysql | ..., ...
I have changed this.
> I'm not sure how I feel about configuring and restarting a web server by
> default. How do other packages handle this?
I have stolen this piece of code from zabbix package. I suppose that
in the future, webapps-common will handle this. phpmyadmin does the
same.
> There's a log folder configured... Do you need to configure log rotation
> then?
You are right. I will do this today.
>> The other question is that roundcube requires a temp directory. I have
>> modified the config file to create /var/tmp/roundcube. I don't know
>> what should be the best way. If the directory already exists, it can
>> be a security risk (the user owning the directory could delete files
>> or put symlinks in it). Maybe should I put this temporary directory in
>> /var/lib/roundcube instead ?
> /var/tmp is for temporary files that need to survive a reboot, right? Is
> that the case here? I'm not sure what to suggest about a temp file
> location.
roundcube stores sessions and attachments at least into this
directory. I don't think it should survive a reboot.
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