Hi Vlad, > /usr/local/ns > bin > conf > include > lib > html > tcl > logs > modules
Looks good. Especially the "logs" dir as a central place for logs is nice. Where is man? (or doc) > In mime.tcl i keep long list(504 lines) of all known mime types, it is > easier to add/modify this file and keep server up-to-date with new mime > types. I'd like to add it to distribution. Would be nice to have it! Including mimetypes in a tcl file is more visible than only in the c-code. I also have a list of types, but not as long as yours. > bin/nsd.start is > > #!/bin/bash > USER=nobody > GROUP=nobody > BIN=/usr/local/ns/bin/nsd > CFG=/usr/local/ns/conf/nsd.tcl > LOG=/usr/local/ns/logs/nsd.log > > touch $LOG > chown $USER $LOG > exec $BIN -i -u $USER -g $GROUP -t $CFG >> $LOG 2>&1 I would recommend to add an example directory, including e.g. a dir "startscripts" that holds this one and more, e.g. I can add a SuSE specific one. One problem (when including it generally at bin/) is that all arguments would have to be created during make process or by a config script (like Stephens suggestion of a "nsdeploy") in order to work with different prefixes. Saying this mainly the biggest effort would be to adhere to FSH or LSB standards. This is not important now as it can be passed on to a RPM approach: No files would be installed to /usr/local, they would spread over different places like /srv/ (only for docroot), /usr/bin etc. -Bernd.
