On 08.03.2012 15:57, Romain d'Alverny wrote:
It helps when it works out of the box.
+1
A user may not be aware, at
first, that a /var/www/html has to be created + an index.html file put
in it, to see its Web server work. It's a good default behaviour
confirming the install succeeded and that the server works, it saves a
few seconds to everyone trying/doing it first.
It can save hours to less experienced users (who just wonder why there
isn't "it works" page in Mageia).
Now, maybe each web server package should check if this /var/www/html
directory exists and create it if needed (or have /var/www/apache,
/var/www/lighttpd, etc.)?
It will be easier to maintain just one single package and add one common
requirement then syncing different http services.
Or should that be better handled by a
separate unique package?
+1
