Hello all,
I have a couple of general questions.
1. Say I have a web project that consists of some CGI scripts and some
static pages. The CGI scripts are in /usr/local/apache/cgi-bin/, the
static pages are in /usr/local/apache/htdocs. I want to make it all one
module since logically they are related, but it seems unwieldy. The
shared parent directory is /usr/local/apache, but clearly I would not
want the project to be based there, as there are also several unrelated
directories underneath that directory (conf, logs, etc...). How does
one organize this neatly? Is there a way to say 'cvs co my-project' or
'cvs update my-project' while in /usr/local/apache and have it just
checkout/update those two directories?
2. Say I have a project at /home/me/project/. This project has some
data directories like /home/me/project/saved-messages/. I want to put
project under CVS, but I don't want to include the saved-messages
subdir. I know I can import the 'project' directory and then set up an
alias in the modules file to have a way to checkout and ignore the
'saved-messages' directory, but is there a more elegant way?
Thanks,
Fran
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