Re: [cobalt-users] alternatives to webalizer

[Gerald Waugh <gwaugh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Friday 24 May 2002 03:47 pm, Jeff Lasman wrote:
> Brent Sims wrote:
> >         While the purists may not be too fond of this statement,
> > there's nothing to prevent you from installing whatever you want
> > where ever you want to put it. Stick another Perl in /home/goodies
> > and install the modules on it.
>
> Rather than /home/goodies, Brent, how about under a user?  Perhaps
> admin?
>
> I know that makes the path a bit longer, but you can create a symbolic
> link to /home/goodies.
>
> What's the advantage?  Users are migrated using CMU; if you use CMU for
> backup, you'll backup all the custom stuff.  Otherwise you'll have to do
> it separately.

Brent has a good point, if you read the complete thread, you will 'see' that 
Brrent's methods will allow migrating the system to any system, it does not 
have to be COBALT

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