Am Freitag, 20. Juni 2008 14:51:53 schrieb Dale Blount: > What were our modifications to the custom configs? Anything done for > the user that is now manual should be a note in post_install (or a link > to the wiki with required changes).
There were things like pre-configured php-support, an ssl-howto and an index.html with the /old) arch logo. Of course there will be an install message before moving to extra. For everything else there is excellent documentation at apache.org. > +1 on the change from /home, but I don't think /usr/share is the right > place. /usr should be able to be mounted read-only except when software > is changed. That's something you can't do if you keep websites > there. /var/www or /srv/www are much better choices. You got me wrong. :-) /usr/share is used only for the datadir. According to configure this is for "read-only architecture-independent data". And those things should stay in /usr/share. There is no pre-configured documentroot where you have to put your webpages. That's up to the user who has to adjust httpd.conf to his needs. Nobody should put his web content under /usr/share. :-) But there will be an install message about this. > +1 with a big note in post_install that this change is coming. I'd like > to see all these changes in one Apache to not have two long downtimes > when upgrading. There "should" be no downtime for upgraders because I have only change the default config. (But maybe I have missed something) -- http://www.archlinux.de
