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On 11.09.2003 Frederick Grim <fgrim@××××××××××××.org> wrote: |
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> So Hallgrimur H. Gunnarsson <hhg@××××.is> was all like, and shit: |
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> > Perhaps we should come up with some method in which 'run' files |
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> > are installed? |
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> > |
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> > Should we have a /etc/supervise/packagename or |
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> > /etc/daemontools/packagename, or something like that? |
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> I would think so as well as something like /var/log/supervise chowned by nobody. Dan's |
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> setup scripts tend to do things like keep the logs in /etc/tiny-dns/log/main but that seems |
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> wrong. logs go in /var/log and most people partition with that in mind. |
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Yap, sounds wise. We could have /var/log/supervise/package/. Owned by |
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nobody isn't really necessary. Packages can decide for themselves |
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how to handle permissions for logging. Qmail for example has |
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qmaill for logging purposes. |
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-- hhg |
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