David.Comay at sun.com wrote:
>> Question:
>>
>> If we remove the following symlinks:
>>
>> /usr/bin/php -> /usr/php5/[version]/bin/php
>> /usr/lib/libphp5.so -> /usr/php5/[version]/lib/libphp5.so.x.y.z
>> /etc/php5/php.ini -> /usr/php5/[version]/etc/php.ini
>
> Actually, this last link is backwards, right? It should be
>
> /usr/php5/[version]/etc/php.ini -> /etc/php5/php.ini
>
> (and presumedly the delivery of /usr/php5/[version]/etc at all is to
> just be consistent with other OSs which delivery PHP, right?)
>
>> and we only have
>>
>> /usr/php5/[version]/{bin,lib,modules,share,include,etc}
>
> Again, the "etc" subdirectory under /usr/php5/[version] should be at
> best, just a symbolic link into /etc.
IMHO if we remove the symlinks in /usr, i believe we should also remove the
symlinks in /etc. Given that there will no longer be a php symlink in /usr/bin
or a libphp5.so symlink in /usr/lib, it is more consistent to have the php
'etc'
directory contained within the same hierarchy as the rest of each php's version
release.
--Stefan
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Stefan Teleman
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Stefan.Teleman at Sun.COM
