Hi,
I was playing around with my server today, having some fun with setting up some services on it, and I noticed that nextcloud requires apache2 for no particular reason. So I went to mess with some specs. For quite some time I wanted to switch packaging around, as /srv should stay reserved for user needs and not packaging. If I understand you correctly, you want software no longer on / srv, but under /usr. I do not like this idea at all. I would like to continue to see server software under /srv. Among other things, because it is clearer and I do not want to search under /usr hundreds of directories for the appropriate software. Or do you always know exactly what software is? In addition, I always work with console on console. So I have no desire to work with cd and so on. Furthermore, I find it extremely annoying when I install a software as a pact and then does not run at all and I have to read the installation instructions of the developers. Then I do not need a package. That's the problem I keep coming up with, which is why I build my packages so that the software works and you just have to customize the things that a packer can not know. And for
Am Samstag, 6. Juli 2019, 02:27:02 CEST schrieb Stasiek Michalski: that, I usually create a README.SUSE. I can agree with that on one point. Namely why only apache is specified. But first this is the most common web server and secondly you would have to know both web servers equally well. Secondly, it would then have to be in e.g. nextcloud.spec give a requires OR and thus to a kind of subpackage. Maybe there is that too? In any case, this would have to be clearly defined, documented, transferable and comprehensible and also apply to other web servers. Because there is more than Apache and nginx. PS: Even if that does not belong in this thread. I think there are more important things / problem to solve in openSUSE. For example, Ancient packages and libraries, just because they are in SLE. :-( Regards Eric -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-factory+owner@opensuse.org