This is an off-topic post so please delete if you aren't interested.
Whoops, apologies; I meant to send this privately. Please reply to me privately and not the list.
Guess you didn't see that part. Oh well, I have a question to ask of the list. todd glassey on Mon 6/11 14:04 -0800:
The /opt/local version will work for me. We use a somewhat Solaris mindset in our systems layout.
I am curious if other admins use /opt/local/ ? Our layout looks like this: /home/ automount NFS homes /usr/local/ automount-by-arch for site-wide bin, lib, sbin and friends /opt/ local-to-machine package-type stuff (has own bin, lib, sbin and friends for each package) /opt/local/ local-to-machine single bin, lib, sbin and friends (would put this in /usr/local/ but since that is distributed, won't work). /pkgs/ identical to /opt/ but distributed and automounted-by-arch I am just curious how other admins lay out their filesystems, I have never heard of anyone using /opt/local/ or /pkgs/ and was wondering if I happened to make up stuff that coincided with other admins' thoughts on the matter? /pkgs/ existed before I was here but /opt/local/ was my idea. Anyone else use it? Oh BTW maybe I can be somewhat on-topic: the central loghost logs to /var/log/syslog/host/program/year.month.day and exports /var/log/syslog using an ACL of admin workstations only. This lets us view logs for any host with nice granularity, from any admin workstation. Wondering how others do this also? Leave it on central host and login to the machine?