On Friday 04 June 2004 13:00, Phil Knirsch wrote:
> Doncho N. Gunchev wrote:
...
> > What about *SLOW* migration (if it should happen)? FC3 could have /svr
> > with symlinks to the old /var locations and only some things like
...
> That was one of the main reasons for not putting now too much into /srv
> at first. A slow migration will allow things to get sorted out and see
> if people like the idea in general.
I did. For now I have 'mount -o bind'-ed these dirs, so nothing breaks.
Probably this is an option? For me it's easi to manage all my web/ftp
content in bouth FC1 and FC2 (I need 3c509 and nv problems solved to
switch to FC2). We have empty /opt where nobody puts anything (probably
RedHat rc.scripts don't add /opt/package/{s,}bin to path), but why there
is no empty /svr with a single readme there - people will notice it?
> This is not a revolution, it's an evolution where the LSB and the FHS
> try to put a little more sense and structure into a filesystem
> hierarchie that has grown over the last 20-30 years and which is bound
> to have some archaic and arguably wrong places where to put stuff.
Yes, I remember someone from debian asked for comments on changing
the place where all $HOME/.files are stored now not too long ago.
> And belive me, you don't want to sit in my/our chair if we move httpd
> from /var/www and it breaks only for 1% of our customers. :-)
I definitely don't :)
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