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> The ~/public_html scheme is the least hassle for administrators on  a
> multi-user machine.  But if it's a small machine with only one or two
> users, it doesn't make much of a difference to anyone.

	I actually prefer to use mod_rewrite for personal web pages. I
already needed mod_rewrite for other uses and I also don't use the normal
"~username" convention. The following accomplishes pretty much what
mod_userdir does:

	RewriteRule     ^/home/([^/]*)/?(.*)    /home/$1/.www/$2 [L]

- Daniel R. <danielr at ccs.neu.edu> [http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/danielr/]

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