On Sun, Jul 11, 2004 at 01:15:55PM -0500, Steve Langasek wrote: > On Sun, Jul 11, 2004 at 05:56:05AM -0700, William Ballard wrote: > > Where does this script belong? /usr/bin, /var/lib/<package>, > > /usr/share/<package> ? > > > This is probably in the policy but I missed it. > > See the FHS, which is included in policy by reference.
Do nonmodifiable perl scripts never intended to be directly launched by the user count as "data" ? My program will be called "tufiler", and will have the supporting scripts demo.pl and tufiler.pl. Demo.pl will just throw up a fake file list and not actually move or rename any files, so people can get the idea of what the program does. tufiler.pl will be *my* idea of how to file scanned papers, and there's a high liklihood people will want to modify the logic. I figured people would just make a copy and specify the alternate perl script on the command line. So I can do (1) /usr/bin/tufiler-demo.pl /usr/bin/tufiler.pl (2) /etc/tufiler/tufiler.pl, /usr/share/tufiler/demo.pl (3) /usr/share/tufiler/tufiler.pl, /usr/share/tufiler/demo.pl Remember, people will never run these scripts directly. I guess maybe they belong in /etc.
