Peter Pentchev wrote:
> Look at some other packages; I believe the convention is to use
> /usr/share/<appname>. In your case, if there is already stuff in
> /usr/share/hoogle/ for the hoogle-data package, you might pick
> /usr/share/hoogle/www/ or www-data/ or something like that for
> the CGI script's resources.
Sorry, I don't think I explained my self clearly enough.
The problem is that the CGI generates HTML which has links
which look like:
/hoogle/hoogle.css
/hoogle/hoogle.png
/hoogle/hoogle.js
which the web client would interpret as:
http://host-cgi-was-served-from/hoogle/hoogle.css
and so on. The obvious solution is to put them in /var/www/hoogle/
but this location seems to be discouraged by the policy manual.
I was wondering if there was another solution.
Erik
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