John Peacock wrote:
> Aaron Bennett wrote:
>
>> Like many FHS statements that's a good idea. However, I don't know of a
>> single linux distribution -- even those which are LSB compliant like Red
>> Hat, Ubuntu, etc -- that uses the /srv partition.
>>
>
> FYI, SuSE has used /srv for several years now (at least since SLES 9 and
> possibly longer than that)...
>
> John
>
wow... yet another reason to hate SuSE Linux... ( as if YaST isn't
enough reason all on it's own )
:-)
ok, sorry for the OT rant.
That all being said, then, I suppose, the real answer from my
perspective is, put it wherever makes sense for the Unix / Linux flavor
you are using. On Solaris, I'd probably lean towards installing the SVN
binary in /opt/subversion and the repo in /export/svn, for example. On
RedHat it would be /var/lib/svn or /var/svn (since http goes into
/var/www). Apparently those cursed enough to use SuSE would put it in
/svr/svn.
The idea behind all of those things is that this sort of thing should be
easily discoverable and obvious.
best,
Aaron Bennett
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Received on Sat Nov 3 23:55:55 2007