Re: ISP Standard.

[Jeremy C. Reed]

On Thu, 14 Mar 2002, Andres Junge Mac-Evoy wrote:

> Maybe we can discuss some configuration for domain hosting and propose a 
> standard, so we can build isp-software (billing, provisioning, etc) based 
> on this. What do you think?

I think that the various software should allow customizations so you can
use whatever layout you want.

I often use /home/f/foo.bar, /home/f/foo.bar/public_html,
/home/f/foo.bar/logs, /var/spool/virtual/foo.bar (for mail),
/etc/virtual/foo.bar/aliases, /etc/virtual/foo.bar/passwd (for mail).

  Jeremy C. Reed
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ISP Standard.

[Andres Junge Mac-Evoy]

Hello:

Is there any standard, for hosting domains?
For example i´m using this sort of configuration: Every domain has his own 
home dir (/home/dominio/example.com). So every domain have a username 
(example.com) with the above home dir.
In each domain-dir there is also a "data" dir where i put the www dir and 
for example the ftp dir. I have configured proftd to chroot to data dir so 
they only see that dir.
Other dirs i have in each domain-dir:
conf: all configuration directives (apache.conf, zone.conf, etc);
logs: all logs
users: this is where the MailDirs for the virtual users are.

I have follow this configuration because of vmailmgr, but i don´t know if 
this is the rigth thing.

Maybe we can discuss some configuration for domain hosting and propose a 
standard, so we can build isp-software (billing, provisioning, etc) based 
on this. What do you think?

Salu2
Andres


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