[tor-bugs] #20234 [Metrics/CollecTor]: Agree on common directory structure for CollecTor's web page
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#20234: Agree on common directory structure for CollecTor's web page
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Reporter: karsten | Owner:
Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: Medium | Milestone:
Component: Metrics/CollecTor | Version:
Severity: Normal | Keywords:
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It looks like the CollecTor mirror serves the `index.json` file at a
different URL (`/index/index.json`) than the main CollecTor instance
(`/index.json`). In theory, we could agree on a common place for that
file and all other files and consider that part of the "protocol". And
I'm happy to consider changing paths on the main CollecTor instance if
different paths make more sense.
Here are the current directories and files on the main CollecTor instance:
{{{
/ # start page with all the content for humans
/index.html # same as /
/css/ # web stuff
/images/ # web stuff
/header.html # used to style directory listings
/footer.html # used to style directory listings
/formats.html # not used anymore, could go away if we wanted
/archive/ # archived descriptors
/recent/ # recent descriptors
/index.json # JSON file with all files in archive/ and recent/
/index.json.bz2 # same as /index.json, but compressed
/index.json.gz # same as /index.json, but compressed
/index.json.xz # same as /index.json, but compressed
}}}
I guess my original intention to put `index.json` directly in the root
directory was to place it next to `index.html` and in the parent directory
of `archive/` and `recent/` which are further described by `index.json`.
But I guess your motivation for putting it in `/index/` was to avoid
cluttering the root directory any further, right?
What do you think, should we unify this and keep it unified? And if yes,
who moves their `index.json` files? ;) I don't think they're used by
anything yet, so we're unlikely to break anything. Again, happy to move
mine if this makes more sense. Maybe we can briefly think of other
files/directories we might be adding in the near future?
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