www portfiles - inconsistent settings

[Jeremy Lavergne]

> some we've got the following inconsistensies:
> 1) docroot / docpath
>   which one do we use ???

> set docroot ${destroot}${prefix}/www/${name}
> set docpath ${destroot}${prefix}/www/${name}

They're the same; the variable name is simply a different name.

> 2) defining doc-root/-path in-/out-side destroot
>   should they be defined inside or outside ???
>   I'm tending to outside because of what happens in phpmyadmin

Everything used for installing files should be inside the ${destroot}. If it's a variable for setting the contents of the file then it likely should NOT reference ${destroot}.

> 3) we've got:
>       /www/${name}
>       /www/${name}/html
>       /www/data/${name}
>       /www/${name}/htdocs
>   these ought to brought in line.
>   My suggestion is : /www/${name}/html

Sounds good to me: all ports' files are contained in their own directories, making it easy to alias them into Apache (or nginx or what have you).

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