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[Jason Flatt <jflatt AT sourcemage.org>]

On Tuesday 10 October 2006 12:30, David Kowis wrote:
>
> I'm going to concur with this. We should stick to the default DocumentRoot.
> It's a system administration task to ensure that your installed web
> applications are accessible by apache. Having spells put things there is
> okay as well, however switching to a /usr/share/$(SPELL)/www might make
> more sense from the spell management perspective, as all the things related
> to that spell are in the same location. The files meant to be accessible
> from the Internet are separated well enough to make it work out of the box
> with minor adjustments to apache.
>
> David

Umm, what would be the point of adding a www after /usr/share/$(SPELL)?  That 
would just put the files one level deeper w/o any real need.  They would 
already be separated based on the spell's name.

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Jason Flatt
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