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When a bunch of small related config files are required, the trend has |
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been to place them in /etc/<dirname>.d/ and I'm proposing that eudev |
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follow suit. Taking a look at my own system shows... |
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[d531][waltdnes][~] ls -1 /etc | grep "\.d$" |
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conf.d |
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cron.d |
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env.d |
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init.d |
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ld.so.conf.d |
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local.d |
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logrotate.d |
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modprobe.d |
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profile.d |
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sandbox.d |
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sudoers.d |
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xinetd.d |
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Following the pattern seems very logical. Are there any install |
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routines that are hard-coded to dump udev rules in specific directories? |
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If so, we may need to create a symlink from /etc/udev.d/ otherwise, just |
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change the install routines. |
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Walter Dnes <waltdnes@××××××××.org> |
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