** Changed in: base-files (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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Hi,
I guess the way to do this is to have the directory in
/etc/skel, which I guess makes it a base-files problem,
so I will assign it there.
I don't know how this directory fits with the xdg base dirs
specification.
Thanks,
James
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Ok
Well, my local Ubuntu expert just told me to create public_html in my
home folder, and that should just work. I kept myself to the /var/www
folder.
That is the way it looks on the mac, and it works great. But on OSX
they just call it Sites in your home folder, so it has a more human
