Re: Preferred directory structure for shared multimedia files

[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index]

 



Nick Pierpoint wrote:
/mnt would seem to be ok if I was mounting a something from another
server, but I'm talking about the server that's hosting these files.

I think /srv is appropriate as the files would be served as a multimedia
service in the same way that web pages (/srv/http) would be served as a
web server.

I think maybe /srv/mm to be suitable obtuse. Nothing quite so crass as
"My Pictures" ;-)

--
nick

Since you are talking about the pc that's hosting the files, then /srv would be appropriate, although /opt would be appropriate too. At least in the most rudimentary sense of "sharing with others (other pc's)". I do heartily agree that the existing structure itself should not be trodden into oblivion. I am saying, however, that there are several choices that would be acceptable. Regardless, any linux client should use /mnt.

Craig

--
-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
Version: GnuPG v1.2.5 (GNU/Linux)
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=NGxD
-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----

Attachment: signature.asc
Description: OpenPGP digital signature


[Index of Archives]     [Current Fedora Users]     [Fedora Desktop]     [Fedora SELinux]     [Yosemite News]     [Yosemite Photos]     [KDE Users]     [Fedora Tools]     [Fedora Docs]

  Powered by Linux