The following shows how a '''helpers''' directory structure could look like.
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/helpers # Helper scripts and programmes, like notifications (quota, backup failed, rsnapshot, ...)./helpers/bin # Binary / executable scripts and programmes./helpers/etc # Configuration files and directories./helpers/data # Data used for the helpers./helpers/data/data.ldif # The actual data, in this case a ldif file./helpers/test # Tests (CLI, Unit-Tests, ...)./helpers/README.md # A simple readme file containing an overview and how to install as the absolute minimum.
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/provisioning/provisioning # Scripts and programmes to provision services.
/provisioning/bin # Helper Scripts, like notifications (quota, backup failed, rsnapshot, Binary / executable scripts and programmes...): helper.pl/provisioning/etc # Configurationfiles and directories.
/provisioning/etc/Provsioning #
/provisioning/etc/Provsioning/Backup #
/provisioning/etc/Provsioning/Backup #/provisioning/lib # Provisioning Perl-Modules for a dedicated Service: (for example KVM.pm or rsnapshot.pm)
/provisioning/lib/perl #
/provisioning/lib/perl/Provisioning #