On Thu, 15 Jun 2000, John O Sullivan wrote:
> Hi,
> Can anyone tell me if I'd be breaking any rules by packaging this
> software and placing the binaries and data files under /opt/empire?
/opt is for third-party ("addon") software. If your package becomes part
of the Debian distribution then it is not third-party is it?
> I've been talking to upstream and their opinion is that making the
> server FHS compliant isn't really feasible at the moment. This code
> has been around for over 15 years and is ported to over 20
> architectures and it has always been done this way. Upstream thinks it
> would confuse old users more than anything else.
But if you break policy willy-nilly it will confuse Debian users.
Here's an idea, how about putting everything into /usr/lib/empire and
making symlinks to the FHS compliant places? That way could satisfy both
constituencies.
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