Hello all, I am packaging the freeside isp billing and account management program. This package consists largely of many (44) cgi scripts (which reference each other often) spread into several subdirectories. Some of the scripts have the same name (for example, view/cust_bill.cgi and search/cust_bill.cgi). Debian policy states that cgi scripts should be placed in /usr/lib/cgi. I am guessing that I am not allowed to create subdirectories in here as apache would no longer view the scripts as executable? So, I guess I would have to edit all of the scripts to remove the subdir entries as well as rename some so that they no longer conflict with each other and then just place them all directly in /usr/lib/cgi?
Or, am I allowed to just create /var/www/freeside, and drop all cgi scripts and html docs as they are in here? (and instruct the user to edit the apache config to allow all .cgi files to be executed) Thanks, -- David [EMAIL PROTECTED] - http://www.public.usit.net/labiss "the non-sensical ravings of a loudmouth malcontent"
