> IMHO if we remove the symlinks in /usr, i believe we should also remove the > symlinks in /etc. Given that there will no longer be a php symlink in > /usr/bin or a libphp5.so symlink in /usr/lib, it is more consistent to have > the php 'etc' directory contained within the same hierarchy as the rest of > each php's version release.
The issue though is configuration files do not belong in /usr. For one, Solaris support a read-only /usr and that's the default mode for diskless clients and non-global zones. Configration and volatile data for PHP belongs under /etc and/or /var but never /usr. dsc
