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Here's roughly how we would do it at my work (assumes that this is under some site specific directory):

+---data/
|   myprogram.ini
|
+---lib/
|   MyModule.pm
|
+---t/
|   mytest.pl
|
+---templates/
|   mytemplate.html
|
+--www/
     |
     +---cgi-bin/

The main consideration is to ensure that nothing goes under the www/ folder unless you really need direct Web access to it. Otherwise, one slip in your configuration could give away information that you may not want others to see.

Cheers,
Ovid

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In reply to Re: How do you organize your Perl applications? by Ovid
in thread How do you organize your Perl applications? by Wally Hartshorn

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