Le 21/07/2011 23:46, Michael Scherer a écrit :
Le jeudi 21 juillet 2011 à 16:14 -0400, Vincent a écrit :
Hi All,
I am still trying to pack ZoneMinder for Cauldron.
Now rpms are generated and rpmlint is not complaining, but I am still
sure, it's not OK :) , that's why I need help.
Attached is the spec file, if somebody could have a look.
Here are my questions:
- where should go the installed files? (Zoneminder provides perl
modules, the site itself, CGI services , doc and conf).
conf -> /etc/ . I would try to see how does others distribution, to have
at least a similar path to ease the work of people changing distribution
site -> /var/www/zoneminder. Outside of the webroot, so people can
modify it with apache configuration
Using /var for application code is a remnant of old practices, and a
mistake morevoer, as /var is supposed to be for variable files only.
You'd better use /usr/share/zoneminder (or a subdirectory) instead.
apache configuration -> /etc/httpd/conf.d/webapps.d/ , iirc
perl module -> like the other ( maybe jq can tell us the details )
The shared perl tree is for perl libraries. Private perl modules are
better installed into a private tree, such as /usr/share/zoneminder/lib
cgi -> I think there is something in /usr/lib/cgi-bin, not sure. I guess
checking other cgi would help.
cgi can be installed anywhere, provided they are marked as executables
in apache configuration.
It's even better to keep cgi under the same web root directory, to make
web server ACLs easier.
You can have a look at bugzilla spec file for an exemple of a large perl
CGI web application.
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