Turtle Sense/Website design

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Proposed structure

  1. /bin - system executable files
  2. /lib - system libraries
  3. /boot - kernel files (critical)
  4. /etc - system configuration files
  5. /usr - shared user applications
  6. /home - home directories for specific users
  7. /var - services files (logs, mailboxes, web)
    1. /www -- websites
      1. /ts -- Turtle Sense -- This is the destination of root.turtlesense.org
        1. /web -- Turtle Sense websites
          1. /live -- this is the eventual destination of turtlesense.org and www.turtlesense.org
          2. /dev -- this is the destination of dev.turtlesense.org for testing
        2. /manager -- (cron, logging, invokeParser, etc.) this is the destination of manager.turtlesense.org
          1. /logs -- (a record of activities)
        3. /parser -- (parsing code, db config, etc.) this is the destination of parser.turtlesense.org
        4. /orgs -- Data from differnt orgs
          1. /nps -- National Park Service (Directory with acronym for each organization)
            1. /nc -- North Carolina (sub directory, might be different for differnt organizations)
              1. /2014 -- (Season) This is the destination of nps.turtlesense.org and can change every year
              2. /processed -- Reports are moved here after they are processed
            2. /backup -- Backups of the database for each organization
          2. /xxx -- Other organizations get their own subdirectory
      2. /nwb -- Other domains, like NerdsWithoutBorders for example