[cgiapp] Directory structure for website

[Sean Davis <suppressed>]

This is a bit off-topic....

I have a cgi::app running as a mod_perl handler.  I handle authen/authz 
via the handler, also, and log username with each request.  This all 
works as expected.  However, I also serve static HTML, CSS, and images 
as part of the site, some of which are shared between other cgi::apps.  
I would like to move away from keeping all this extraneous material in 
htdocs toward having project-specific directories to improve my own 
sanity, not to mention things like logging and access control.  Any 
suggestions on how to do this in a mod_perl framework (or 
best-practices, in general)?  Below is what I have in my httpd.conf 
file right now.  Do I need to move authen/authz out of my cgi::app to 
accomplish the task--I think I probably do.

The above is a bit convoluted.  The main question is, what is the 
directory structure and authen/authz that folks find most useful under 
mod_perl?

Thanks,
Sean


PerlModule C3
<Location /sarcomadb>
    SetHandler perl-script
    PerlHandler C3
</Location>


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