Inline answers. Pablo
2009/12/11 Fabián J. González Berger <[email protected]> > Hi, > > I'am a linux user maybe from 5 years ago, but my experience is > installing software > using packages (apt-get). With cherokee, i wget the tar.gz. unpack it, and > compile it. > > With debian lenny: > 1. ¿What is the better place to unpack and compile the package? today i'm > downloading > it under /root/cherokee/ and unpacking it in > /root/cherokee/cheroke-version. > It really doesn't meter. As a good practice you can unpack source code to /usr/src and start compilation from there. > 2. ¿Can i delete the old versión after unpack and compiling the new > version? > Of course you can. Once you compile and install software, you don't need the source code any more. > 3. ¿can i unpack, rename the folder to cherokee, and compile next? > Sure. > 4. I copy /contrib/cherokee to /etc/init.d/ all the times. I think it's > better make a "ln -s" link, > Using soft links is not a good idea in this case. If for some reason someone deletes the source code tree, your link will point to nothing and you will miss the init script. Believe me, keep copying it into /etc/init.d and you'll be safe. > > Regards. > > > > > > -- > Fabián J. González Berger > http://www.ignora.cl > http://www.fabiangonzalez.cl > > INUM: +883 510 004 137383 > Sipbroker: *010 137383 > > _______________________________________________ > Cherokee mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.octality.com/listinfo/cherokee > >
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