Michael Renzmann wrote:
> Hi.
> 
>> What is /proj/htdocs directory for, and is it documented anywhere?
> 
> See for example:
> http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracStandalone#Servingstaticcontent

I see. So htdocs is there for tracd only.

> What would be the sense in having the static pages in reach of mod_python?
> Isn't Apache the instance that should have access to these static pages in
> order to serve them (that's one of the easiest and most basic tasks for
> it)?

Well, my first instinct was to keep all project webpages in one place,
under /proj, and /proj/htdocs looks like the place for static content.

>> Frankly, I am surprised this isn't in the FAQ: doesn't anyone document
>> their code?
> 
> I guess it's not in the FAQ simply because it is none. Most users seem to
> realize the difference between the Trac environment and static content
> that is served on the same domain (but usually from a different
> directory).

So did I, after wasting an hour playing with apache settings. It'd save
me some time if the docs spelled it out somewhere outside of "Tracd"
section (which I didn't read because I have no intention of running tracd).

Thanks
Dima

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