Re: des encryption..

1996-08-13 Thread Ian Jackson
(Moved to debian-devel:)

[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes (Re: des encryption..):
 [Ian Jackson:]
  Can we please put /opt - /usr/opt and the empty /opt tree in the base
  package, before things get any worse ?
  
  Also I propose to mandate in the policy manual that packages which use
  /opt should provide appropriate links or files in
  /opt/{bin,lib,man,include,info,doc} and that packages which search
  paths must look in /opt too.  Comments ?  (And see the recent
  FSSTND/FHS work on /opt - it's deliberately very vague.)
 
 And where goes the copyright file ? /opt/doc/package/copyright ? This will
 be messy.  /usr/doc/package/copyright seems to be inappropriate as well.

/opt/package/copyright, in line with the non-integrated nature of
many of these packages ?

Any opinions, anyone ?

Ian.




Re: des encryption..

1996-08-12 Thread Ian Jackson
Yves Arrouye writes (Re: des encryption.. ):
 Ian Jackson writes:
   Also I propose to mandate in the policy manual that packages which use
   /opt should provide appropriate links or files in
   /opt/{bin,lib,man,include,info,doc} and that packages which search
   paths must look in /opt too.  Comments ?  (And see the recent
   FSSTND/FHS work on /opt - it's deliberately very vague.)
 
 Should we put /opt/bin before or after /usr/bin by default? (I'd suggest
 before).

After, because it will be larger, and because it makes it harder for
an /opt package to accidentally cause problems ?

The sysadmin can always use /usr/local to change which one is run if
they want some different arrangement locally.

Ian.




Re: des encryption..

1996-08-11 Thread Yves Arrouye
Ian Jackson writes:
  Also I propose to mandate in the policy manual that packages which use
  /opt should provide appropriate links or files in
  /opt/{bin,lib,man,include,info,doc} and that packages which search
  paths must look in /opt too.  Comments ?  (And see the recent
  FSSTND/FHS work on /opt - it's deliberately very vague.)

Should we put /opt/bin before or after /usr/bin by default? (I'd suggest
before).

Yves.