Drifting install conventions

[Ben Hyde <bh...@gensym.com>]

This little fragment from one of my testing scripts
illustrates the way that things are drifting off
in various directions.  I don't know if this is good
or bad, but it seems work mentioning.
    
    set nthome = 'd:\testing\apache'
    set uhome = "$family/var/apache"
    ...
      switch($os)
      case unix:
        cat $uhome/log/access_log
        breaksw
      case nt:
        rsh $machine "type $nthome\logs\access.log"
        breaksw
    ...

Note (1)
  access.log  (nice since extensions are so potent on NT)
  access_log  (nice - traditional)

Note (2)
   apache\logs      (like the CVS repository)
   /var/apache/log  (like other unix apps)

Nobody was doing anything with any of these that
was "innovative" everybody was just following
one standard or another.  Just too many standards
to follow - eh?

Personally I don't want anything to change
getting my testing working is hard enough
as it is.

Makes the documentation a confusing...

 - ben hyde