Robert Joop wrote:
> so you suggest making installing the openca perl modules there too
> the default?
No. Modules have to be installed as the whole system is going to use
them (scripts, other programs, etc...). We are in the CPAN repository
so we get the modules distributed too with it.
My understanding is that modules will be installed at perl-site by
default and "restricted" to the prefix dir if needed (configured when
installing).
> having everything in one directory means that the httpd config must be
> extended to point to some of its directories, namely the cgi-bin and
> htdocs directories of ca, ra and pub.
The web parts usually are not in the /usr directory so this part could
be installed on another place by default ( /var ? ).
> having a device instead of a mount point saves only a few blocks on an
> MS-DOS diskette (boot block and FAT).
> i would put a compressed archive on either of them anyway.
On this point I have to say that we are NOT moving to the direction of
supporting file systems when importing/exporting data for portability
reasons. This is it.
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C'you,
Massimiliano Pala
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