On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 08:33:13PM +0000, Tim Jackson wrote:
PEAR 1.7.0 introduced a new "cfg" role, analagous to our
RPM "%config"
role. This was something I requested, since I always found it strange that
PEAR didn't have such a thing when we find it useful in RPM land, and PEAR
and RPM are comparable in their goals.
Anyway, as it stands in rawhide, cfg_dir defaults to /usr/share/pear/cfg
but I think it really should be /etc/pear . (Then you would get config
files installed like so: /etc/pear/Some_Package/foo.ini)
Seems reasonable, though /etc/pearkeys is used too, so maybe it would be
better to do:
cfg_dir => /etc/pear/conf
sig_keydir => /etc/pear/keys
What do you think?
joe