I generally agree, but think that all the windows stuff should be grouped separately from the unixy platforms, as installation there is generally much simpler (stick the binaries in one place and tweak a couple of config files).
+ Unixy Systems + Apache + ... + Windows + Apache + IIS 6 (Win2k3) + IIS 5 (Win2k / WinXP) + ... I think it is also very important to stop telling people to put stuff in the windows systems folders, as this just causes problems. I can go through the win32 stuff once the restructuring is complete. --Wez. > -----Original Message----- > From: Gabor Hojtsy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 25 May 2004 18:14 > To: Nuno Lopes > Cc: PHPdoc > Subject: Re: [PHP-DOC] restructuring the install section > > > But there is a problem... You are moving the files from one > dir to another, > > but now the install part is organized by server and not by > operating system. > > The content will have to change in this move. > > And the ID's will be lost, too. > > for example, we have "install.apache2" that will be splited? to > > "install.win.apache2" and "install.nix.apache2" > > The hard part in the installation is that we need to have advice for > multiple operating systems and multiple webservers. This sometimes > causes problems. Since the document format is only capable of > having a > hierarhical TOC by nature, we need to decide on what will be > the primary > indexing method for us: OS or server. Currently this is not > really fixed. > > I would prefer something like the current method, mostly indexed by > webservers, and only having the OS specific instructions > separated when > needed. > > Goba >
