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Webstandard 3.0

This the result of a discussion on debian-private and it seems to be
widely accepted and implemented now.

Webstandard 3.0
---------------
This is a standard to describe locations and URLs to allow an easy interface
between the various webservers and web applications contained in the Debian
Distribution.

1. Cgi-bin executable files are installed in the directory

/usr/lib/cgi-bin/<cgi-bin-name>

and can be referred to as

http://localhost/cgi-bin/<cgi-bin-name>

2. Access to html documents

Html documents for a package are stored in /usr/doc/<package> and can be
referred to as

http://localhost/doc/<package>/<filename>

3. Web Document Root

Web Applications should try to avoid storing files in the Web Document Root.
Instead use the /usr/doc/<package> directory for documents and register the
Web Application via the menu package. If access to the web-root is
unavoidable then use

/var/www

as the Document Root. This might be just a symlink to the location where the
sysadmin has put the real document root.

4. Menus

The menu package supports generating a menu html page. Web Applications can
register themselves with a menu. Example contents of a menu file:

web <Section> <menuid> <Icon> <Description> <html file to be displayed on
clicking on the menu>

Example:

web Apps/Viewers gv none GhostView /usr/doc/gv/gv.html

For more information see the documentation coming with the Debian
menu package. The debmake package contains a template
that can be customized and used to register a menuitem and supports
automatically putting the menu file in the correct location and with the
correct permissions etc.

January 29, 1997 Christoph Lameter

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