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Subject: Re: HEADS UP for maintainers of web applications
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On Thu, May 11, 2006 at 04:08:07PM +0200, Lupe Christoph wrote:
> Quoting Pav Lucistnik <pav@freebsd.org>:
>=20
> > it will soon become mandatory to stop installing web applications into
> > Apache specific directories, like ${PREFIX}/www/data,
> > ${PREFIX}/www/cgi-bin etc.
>=20
> > All web applications should be now installed into ${PREFIX}/www/appname.
> > Please keep it in mind when preparing your next port update.
>=20
> Are you saying that a cgi-bin should go into ${PREFIX}/www/appname, too?
> That would require the sysadmin to set ExecCGI for all of ${PREFIX}/www.

No. cgi-bin should live in ${PREFIX}/www/cgi-bin. It's currently
handled by HTTP server ports. It will be possible to rely on future
www/webbase to keep this directory out of server port. I should commit
it tommorrow. BTW, accessible files (not CGI but simple HTML pages) of
cgi-bin based web apps must be installed in ${PREFIX}/www/${PORTNAME}.
Templates can be put anywhere since the application access to them,=20
not apache directly.

> Perhaps you expand on this a little and tell me where the following
> should go:
> 1) HTML files that are to be server by ${HTTPD}
  yes
> 2) cgi-bin's that are to be executed by ${HTTPD}
  yes
> 3) Data that is not to be accessible either way like e.g. a htpasswd
>    file.
  You can put them anywhere.
  Why not in ${PREFIX}/etc/apache[??]?

clem

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