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Hi Stuart |
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On Tue, Aug 05, 2003 at 11:12:05AM +0100, Stuart Herbert wrote: |
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>How do you feel about making /var/www the "official" Gentoo home for dynamic |
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>vhosts? So we'd have something like |
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> /var/www/<host>/public_html/ |
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>as the docroot for the virtual host. |
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>At the same time, how would you feel if, for single-domain installs, we made |
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>/var/www/localhost/public_html the default docroot, instead of /home/httpd. |
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>If the box ever needs to move to dynamic vhosts, the admin or config-toolset |
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>just has to drop in a symlink in /var/wwww to expose the site as a virtual |
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>domain. |
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Very reasonable. /home/httpd was the result of moving from the very old |
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/usr/local/httpd, which is where things were installed before I gave the |
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Apache ebuild a massive overhaul. We need not stay with /home/httpd |
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forever, in fact it really does need to move somewhere else. Looks |
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like /var/www has become the defacto standard. |
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Donny |
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