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  1. 08-09-2002, 14:49 #1
    Sidious
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    httpdocs-directory

    Could you please give your users the possibility to specify the position of the httpdocs-directory using the ini-file and/or a parameter for the commandline?

    Thanks!
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  2. 10-09-2002, 02:07 #2
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    Why? its just like any other application data.
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  3. 10-09-2002, 05:51 #3
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    Originally posted by N. Werensteijn
    Why? its just like any other application data.
    Because in the moment, the binary and the httpdocs-directory need to be in the same directory. But the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (http://www.debian.org/doc/packaging-manuals/fhs/) asks us to put the binaries into /usr/bin (or /bin, /sbin /usr/sbin) and the application data into /usr/share. When i put the binary into /usr/bin and someone tries to start it from there, he won't have a web-interface within that session.
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  4. 10-09-2002, 08:51 #4
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    Agreed. You could also have the program search the current directory and /usr/share/tss2 for the httpdocs subdirectory, if no directory is specified.

    BTW, why is the server called "linux_server" instead of tss2? (Or to follow the pattern of daemons, ts2d. Or even teamspeak2d.) It's rather anonymous in the context of other service programs.
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  5. 10-09-2002, 15:51 #5
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    Because is a linux newbie

    TS2 linux client uses the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard but Ralf is ignorant about that stuff. Ill tell him when he is back.

    And forgive me my initial question, i thought you were referening to the windows platform.
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  6. 11-09-2002, 03:19 #6
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    We were all newbies once. And for those of us who are contantly poking our nose into new stuff, we remain newbies for life!
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  7. 11-09-2002, 14:20 #7
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    Confusious could not have said that better.
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