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>
> I'd like to propose one change to this, and that is, that we eliminate
> the "var" directory and set it up one of these two ways -- the
> difference being whether the default server configuration is named
> something like "default" or named "var":
>
> Option 1: default configuration named "var":
> geronimo/var/... (default configuration)
> geronimo/server1/... ("server1" configuration)
> geronimo/another/... ("another" configuration)
>
> Option 2: default configuration named e.g. "default":
> geronimo/default/... (default configuration)
> geronimo/server1/... ("server1" configuration)
> geronimo/another/... ("another" configuration)
>
> It seems somewhat more usable to me if, for example, the log directory
> is immediately underneath the server configuration directory. For
> anyone who's not real UNIX-oriented, I think it will be much nicer to
> look in the configuration directory and see config/ log/ security/ etc
> instead of just seeing "var".
>
> Any thoughts on this?
>
> Thanks,
> Aaron
>
>
>
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Regards,
Hiram
