On 9 August 2010 01:20, Faelar <[email protected]> wrote: > Hiawatha default path is /srv/http and there is another directory > /srv/http/hiawatha for the default page. > > I think it doesn't matter if all the http daemons have the same path for > websites (/srv/http). What is important is to have one directory per service > (/srv/ftp, /srv/whatever...). Then you can have both lighttpd and nginx > running, virtualhosts configured for the first or the second, and a clean > directory like : > > /srv > \ -- /http > | > \ -- /www.archserver.ftw > \ -- /demo.example.test > \ -- /oups.ididit.again > > I find it more KISS this way, but it looks like a matter of tastes ;) >
I agree -- The current way is in line with the (current) packaging guidelines: http://wiki.archserver.org/index.php/Packaging_Guidelines#Directories Discussion is always good though. I think the best thing about the current method is that changing from (for example) Apache to Lighttpd is made easier since they're both using /srv/http for their data.
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