On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 12:52 AM, Jonas Karlsson <cj.karls...@gmail.com> wrote: >> This results in the following duplicate paths: >> >> /System/Settings/httpd/conf (a directory that contains the mod_php5.conf >> file) >> >> and >> >> /Programs/HTTPD/Settings/httpd/conf (a directory that doesn't contain >> anything) >> > If it's empty this is a bug.
What would the proper behavior be in this case then? >From your explanation, if applications can't place files inside other applications' directories under /Programs, then /System/Settings/httpd/conf must exist as a folder, not a symlink, and thus /Programs/HTTPD/Settings/httpd/conf would be unused. Just so I'm clear, here is the directory structure I get after installing HTTPD: /Programs/HTTPD/Settings/httpd/conf/ (empty directory) /Programs/HTTPD/Settings/httpd/extra/ (directory containing .conf files) /Programs/HTTPD/Settings/httpd/httpd.conf /Programs/HTTPD/Settings/httpd/magic /Programs/HTTPD/Settings/httpd/mime.types /Programs/HTTPD/Settings/httpd/original/ (directory containing .conf files) /System/Settings/httpd -> /Programs/HTTPD/Settings/httpd/ After installing Mod_PHP, I get this: /Programs/HTTPD/Settings/httpd/conf/ (unused empty directory) /Programs/HTTPD/Settings/httpd/extra/ (directory containing .conf files) /Programs/HTTPD/Settings/httpd/httpd.conf /Programs/HTTPD/Settings/httpd/magic /Programs/HTTPD/Settings/httpd/mime.types /Programs/HTTPD/Settings/httpd/original/ (directory containing .conf files) /System/Settings/httpd/ /System/Settings/httpd/conf/ (directory containing mod_php5.conf) /System/Settings/httpd/extra -> /Programs/HTTPD/Settings/httpd/extra/ /System/Settings/httpd/httpd.conf -> /Programs/HTTPD/Settings/httpd/httpd.conf /System/Settings/httpd/magic -> /Programs/HTTPD/Settings/httpd/magic /System/Settings/httpd/mime.types -> /Programs/HTTPD/Settings/httpd/mime.types /System/Settings/httpd/original -> /Programs/HTTPD/Settings/httpd/original/ _______________________________________________ gobolinux-devel mailing list gobolinux-devel@lists.gobolinux.org http://lists.gobolinux.org/mailman/listinfo/gobolinux-devel
