Nicolas Mailhot wrote:
> Le 2001.09.17 17:47, GOMEZ Henri a écrit :
>
>>>>>Move tomcat configuration to /etc ?
>>>>>
>>>>I did an rc.d script myself a while ago in this style
>>>>
>>>(sorry - I forgot to
>>>
>>>>pass it on) but I was following the convention of
>>>>
>>Redhat
>>
>>>7.1 and put my
>>>
>>>>configurations in /etc/sysconfig/tomcat Does this break
>>>>
>>>the FHS (What is
>>>
>>I'll be to move configuration to /etc/tomcat/conf
>>to mimic the Apache HTTP server which goes in
>>/etc/httpd/conf
>>
>>What about ?
>>
>
> That's one easy solution.
>
> However the one and only TRUE way :) would be to use
> /etc/tomcat since etc and conf mean the same thing. I
> don't think tomcat has currently the set of complex
> dependencies
> that make the splitting of the apache hierarchy difficult.
>
> (and anyway the configuration of the /etc/rc scripts is
> othogonal to this)
>
> Best regards,
Just to add my own irrelevant ramblings =)
Does the FHS not specify a recommended hierarchy beyond simply the
/etc/{package} directory? If so (i.e. if it recommends a "conf" subdir),
then we should follow that regardless of the relative complexity of the
files.
If not, then I don't really have a strong preference. I guess I would
lean towards using a "conf" subdirectory now, since that would allow us
to get more complex in the future without the nightmare of changing the
the config directory structure at a later time. That's just my $.02 ...
- Christopher
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