On Sat, 3 Feb 2007, Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
The structure would be something like:
pmwiki/
pmwiki.php # main PmWiki script
cookbook/ # directory for cookbook scripts
data.d/ # top-level writable directory
wiki.d/ # page file storage
work.d/ # temporary/work files
docs/ # basic documentation
local/ # local customizations
...etc...
I also would prefer 'var.d' or 'var' instead of 'data'. In the *nix
wold that means something, e.g. that you should be aware that
applications write data to it, so it might consume disk space.
I'd be very interested to hear suggestions for what we should name this
'top-level writable directory'. (In fact, it's my major block at this
point.) Ideally it should be something that aids understanding by new
PmWiki administrators as to the directory's purpose.
How about
write.d/
or even
writeable.d/
But maybe you should write down a simple explanation of the purpose of
this directory? For instance, is it supposed to *not* be accessible
directly via the web?
/C
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Christian Ridderström, +46-8-768 39 44 http://www.md.kth.se/~chr
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