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cleanup: remove /opt and /srv from default filesystem

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Let packages decide if they want to install something to /opt or /srv,
but there is no reason to have empty directories by default in the read
only root filesystem.

Signed-off-by: David Oberhollenzer <david.oberhollenzer@tele2.at>
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David Oberhollenzer 2018-04-20 09:15:20 +02:00
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@ -110,17 +110,3 @@ For the time being, it has been decided to not include multiarch support.
All packages are built for a single target architecture. This simplifies both All packages are built for a single target architecture. This simplifies both
the build process and the final system as well as reducing the memory footprint the build process and the final system as well as reducing the memory footprint
of the system image. of the system image.
## The srv and opt directories
A `/srv` directory is included in the filesystem to store static service files
such as web sites served by a web server. The intention is to have those files
backed into the squashfs image.
If custom applications are built and bundled into the filesystem, it is
strongly encouraged to use the standard locations for those. However, if it is
desired for some reason, a `/opt` directory is also added by default. The
contents of the `PATH` variable and the configuration file of the loader may
have to be adjusted.

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@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ build() {
# setup skeleton # setup skeleton
mkdir -pv ${PKGBUILDDIR}/{bin,lib,etc,dev,sys,proc,tmp,var,run} mkdir -pv ${PKGBUILDDIR}/{bin,lib,etc,dev,sys,proc,tmp,var,run}
mkdir -pv ${PKGBUILDDIR}/{boot,usr,srv,mnt,opt} mkdir -pv ${PKGBUILDDIR}/{boot,usr,mnt}
mkdir -pv ${PKGBUILDDIR}/cfg/{preserve,overlay} mkdir -pv ${PKGBUILDDIR}/cfg/{preserve,overlay}
cp -r "$SCRIPTDIR/pkg/$PKGNAME/etc" "$PKGBUILDDIR" cp -r "$SCRIPTDIR/pkg/$PKGNAME/etc" "$PKGBUILDDIR"