[Bug 189195] Review Request: horde - php application framework

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Summary: Review Request: horde - php application framework


https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=189195





------- Additional Comments From tibbs@xxxxxxxxxxx  2006-12-20 02:00 EST -------
Well, I had set aside time to look at this and then promptly got busy with
holiday preparations.  But I'm off tomorrow, and so I went ahead and build this
and did some preliminary investigations.  Here are a few questions:

What's the registry.php file for?

I see the configuration is in /etc/horde, but that you originally had them in
/var/lib/horde.  I'm wondering how selinux might ever be made to tolerate apache
writing to things under /etc.  Frankly I had anticipated them under /var/lib
because I'd expect that most users would edit them only via the configuration
interface, but I'm honestly not sure which location is more appropriate.

Some packages I've seen disable the test.php script.  I'm not sure why; it's
pretty useful for an administrator to check things out, but I suppose it's not
needed in normal use.  What do you think?

You should probably add a note to README.fedora about how to install the proper
database module, just to be kind.

Why do you explicitly list out the files/directories under %{_datadir}/%{name}?

In general I really like the look of this package.

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