On 06/06/2006 Vincent Danjean wrote: > I'm currently packaging a web application (php+mysql). I use > dbconfig-common to manage my mysql database. > Now, I would like to configure a "website" for my application. > This involve modifying apache conf (adding a <Directory ...> > directive, ...).
please don't use wwwconfig-common for that. apache has a include directory at /etc/$apache/conf.d where you should link a apache include file. see lurker as an example. > I would like to support several versions of apache (apache, > apache2, apache-ssl, ...), so I think the correct way to go is > to use wwwconfig-common. However, I cannot find any documentation > (but the scripts themselves). > So I started to look for examples. > "apt-cache rdepends wwwconfig-common" give me 80 packages. > Do you have some hints about which ones are best written ? lurker, phpmyadmin are good examples. ... jonas -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
