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Quoting Stuart Herbert <stuart@g.o>: |
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> Where do you think web applications should be installed? |
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> 3) a/n/other/? |
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Personally, I like /usr/share/webapps. One question though. Why do all |
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ebuilds currently insist on making files owned by the web user (apache)? |
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Seems very wrong to me as the apache user is able to write to the |
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applications. It seems just like giving ownership to a regular user |
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account for other applications. |
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> While I'm at it, I'm proposing that we create a new set of 'web-XXX' |
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> groups for holding web applications. For example, wiki engines would go |
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> under 'web-wiki', bulletin boards under 'web-forums', and so on. This'd |
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> make it much easier for users to find these packages. |
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I like it! |
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---max kalika |
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--max@×××××××××.edu |
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-lsit systems administrator |
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