From: Roman K. <rom...@ep...> - 2003-02-04 17:40:36
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> >>Something i forgot to mention in the list: > >>Any good ideas for a installation-script...? > > > > Yes: Let's use normal Linux-Packages: rpm, deb, and for those without a popular distribution: .tar.gz > > OK, but im not realy addicted to them (i always compile the sourcecode > myself :), so i'm currently unable to built them. I never handled with rpms, but i think i can build some simple .debs (without debconf!) > BTW: Which operating systems do we have on our computers? My Webserver > is on a SuSE 7.0 (but, as mentioned before, self-compiled with > "--prefix=/xxx") My Server is a Debian Woody (3.0r1 with all sec-updates of course) My Clients are mainly Debian, too. My Sister's PC is a woody, my (very old) notebook is a woody too, and my personal workstation is Debian Unstable + Win98 + 2 Partitions which are for testing purposes (in the moment Debian Testing and FreeBSD 5.0) > And many of the users us the webserver from their hoster and are unable > to rpm there... What about providing a install-script within the .tar.gz-archive? It's just that i hate installationscripts which MUST be run. The user should have the choice to install it manually or let it do the installation-script > > A propos config... can't we move it to /etc/phpeselgui? Since it can be viewed with a browser, this is a security-hole, isn't it? > > This is a security hole, we could built a new folder "config" and store > there a very restrictiv .htaccess. /etc/xxx is a problem on the sides > being hosted at big providers (you won't have write access at /etc there...) What about putting it into /etc and offering a sed-command (in the documentation) to change it to any other place? The advantage would be, that phpEselGui was a little more LSB-Near. Or we could set the config-directory to /etc/phpeselgui, if phpeselgui was installed from rpm/deb? > (...) > > > > > The best thing would be docbook-xml. We could convert it in most popular formats (html, xhtml, pdf, ps, txt, etc.), but when i tried to use it yesterday, i run into _BIG_ trouble cause docbook-xml is relatively new and i wasn't able to find good documentation for it. > > If you can explain us the basics how to use them, why not? As i told you: i wasn't able to get it to work... i'll have a look at it @ the weekend maybe... but until then, we should think about pure .txt-files > >>P.S. Something i forgot to mention: > >>we'll need some newer screenshots at phpeselgui.sourceforge.net... > > > > > > Done > > > > Sven, please have a look at it, if it comforts you, please erase the old-directory (this is where your old screenshots had been) > > Thanks, looks cool, we'll make it bigger later on (when 0.6 final is out > i think). OK... and maybe the next version shouldn't be 0.7 ;). I think we're closing 1.0 to fast *g* Roman |