Re: What's the best directory to put a local Debian repository?

Maurits van Rees [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: - /srv/debian According to the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard the /src dir is for Data for services provided by this system, which seems to fit the bill. /srv is a good place for local data which does not fit into any other hierarchy, so I'd

Re: What's the best directory to put a local Debian repository?

Maurits van Rees wrote: I'm wondering what the best place is to put a local Debian package repository. Directories that spring to mind are: - /var/www/debian This eases access via e.g. Apache (though a soft link here to another dir would work fine as well of course) - /srv/debian

What's the best directory to put a local Debian repository?

Hi, I'm wondering what the best place is to put a local Debian package repository. Directories that spring to mind are: - /var/www/debian This eases access via e.g. Apache (though a soft link here to another dir would work fine as well of course) - /srv/debian According to the

Re: What's the best directory to put a local Debian repository?

Maurits van Rees [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I'm wondering what the best place is to put a local Debian package repository. Directories that spring to mind are: [...] - /srv/debian According to the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard the /src dir is for Data for services provided by this