<quote who="Stefan Schwarzer"> > Hello Thomas > > On Sat, 7 Sep 2002, Thomas Raschbacher wrote: >> how 'big' r the chances that there will be a kind of 'make install' >> for Webware installing it for system-wide use? >> >> if not.. r there any special things to consider? > > Some thoughts: > > - Installing Webware involves calling install.py at its final location i know that ;) > > - While, probably, most Unix systems put binaries into /usr/local/bin, > there is no such established convention for Python files. k(i thought about /home/httpd/WebWare > > - Which user should run the WebKit app server? Do you need a special > user? What about multiple users each running an app server? I think > there's no "best way" here, or rather, it depends on your needs. good question ... one user at the beginning or a group that can run the server.. > > - Depending on the meaning of "system-wide use" you could also offer > an easy way to set up "app work dirs" (see MakeAppWorkDir.py) with the > correct permissions so that the user under which the (an?) app server > later runs has write access to the log and session > directories etc. good idea > > - mod_webkit (on Unix) or wkcgi (on Windows) could be installed or > not. :) > > - Startup scripts can vary across platforms, including between > different Unix systems. > > Recently, I've put together a "port" of Webware for FreeBSD and > submitted it to the FreeBSD project (for information on the "ports > system" see http://www.freebsd.org/ports/index.html). This also > includes an install script (and one for deinstallation) that you could > use as a basis. Send me a mail if you want to get the most current > version (a gzipped tar file). can i have it? i'm trying to make an ebuild for gentoo linux(portage ;))
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