Which Directory Service do you use for your network?
None NIS LDAP LDAP + Kerberos Samba Active Directory eDirectory other ( 711 votes ~ 14 comments )
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#5 Re: LAMP on Sarge (Apache2, PHP5, MySQL5, phpMyAdmin, Smarty, ADODB) Posted by cswd (195.172.xx.xx) on Thu 23 Feb 2006 at 12:16 I configure my web sites as: /srv/www/www.cswd.co.uk/htdocs/ /srv/www/www.cswd.co.uk/logs/ I am migrating to the FHS standard though which is: /srv/cswd.co.uk/httpd/www/htdocs/ /srv/cswd.co.uk/httpd/www/logs/ I think this is a better approach as if someone needs to access something remotely, you have to either symlink into the var tree or let other users browse var. This way you can force them into /srv/domain! Hope this helps.
I configure my web sites as:
/srv/www/www.cswd.co.uk/htdocs/ /srv/www/www.cswd.co.uk/logs/
I am migrating to the FHS standard though which is:
/srv/cswd.co.uk/httpd/www/htdocs/ /srv/cswd.co.uk/httpd/www/logs/
I think this is a better approach as if someone needs to access something remotely, you have to either symlink into the var tree or let other users browse var. This way you can force them into /srv/domain!
Hope this helps.
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