On Wed, 12 Mar 2003, Stas Bekman wrote:
What should we call the repository? I have Apache::DBI under the "Apache/" directory. Should we just have the others go there too? That would make sense, no?
Let's call it 'modperl-modules'? 'Apache' could do too, but then we will have things like Apache/Apache/Peek... modperl-modules/Apache/Peek reads better.
No, we would just have Apache/Peek. :-)
Ah, no, it should be Apache-Peek, regardless what the top level dir is. Apache/Apache-Peek or modperl-modules/Apache-Peek. not Apache/Peek as I've suggested before.
Also if some of the modules will have separate lifes for mp1 and mp2. It'll be:
Apache-Peek-1.0 Apache-Peek-2.0
or similar.
We can make an alias so they also can be checked out as modperl-modules/Apache/*.
However there are a few Doug's modules which aren't strictly mod_perl: GTop and Sys::Signal (which are looking for a new home), but I guess these can go into the same dir.
Hmn, that's an argument for making it modperl-modules/*.
Robert and I will consider if we want to make a top level directory for "CPAN modules" too, I think. We can make it easy to use with CVS aliases and groups, so don't worry about that. :-)
As I pointed out in the reply to Robert (to explain my reasoning):
I've suggested 'modperl-modules', so it'll fit well with repositories from cvs.apache.org's hierarchy, which has modperl, modperl-2.0, modperl-docs.
I'm thinking here about developer's convenience (mine ;). The easiest would be to have it hosted at cvs.apache.org, but as ask correctly pointed out, getting commit access to new people is not simple at all.
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