On Sun, 31 Dec 2000, Dominik Rothert wrote:

> > > Also at install time, and again at pkg_add time (via "INSTALL"),
> > > /etc/rc.{,pkg.}conf gets "somethingd=NO" if it doesn't contain
> > > ^somethingd= already, and the user is given some standard direction
> > > (via "MESSAGE").
> 
> I think that we should have the configuration file for package RC-scripts
> in ${PREFIX}/etc, not /etc. 

I'm torn in my little head between two needs for the workstation cluster
folks with NFS-shared /usr/pkg:

They may want to configure some packages on a per-host basis, which would
need to be in /etc

They may want to configure some packages on a global basis, which would
need to be in /usr/pkg/etc

Which of these is more common? 

> 
> -Dominik
> 

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