Hi,
I started to look into creating a Debian package (which could be apt-get) and I want to hear some ideas how it should be implemented. The possibilities are:
1. Install all XBMC under /usr/xbmc with read/write permissions to a group called "xbmc". Only users in that group will have the option to run/write/read from that directory.
2. Break the XBMC tree into several locations: binaries and scripts go to /usr/xbmc, user data goes to $HOME/.xbmc/UserData, etc, etc. This is a bit more problematic as it requires possible code changes and it also requires to be root in order to install scripts for example.
I'm open to other ideas and comments.
Thanks,
-Yuval
I started to look into creating a Debian package (which could be apt-get) and I want to hear some ideas how it should be implemented. The possibilities are:
1. Install all XBMC under /usr/xbmc with read/write permissions to a group called "xbmc". Only users in that group will have the option to run/write/read from that directory.
2. Break the XBMC tree into several locations: binaries and scripts go to /usr/xbmc, user data goes to $HOME/.xbmc/UserData, etc, etc. This is a bit more problematic as it requires possible code changes and it also requires to be root in order to install scripts for example.
I'm open to other ideas and comments.
Thanks,
-Yuval
