>
> Well, this immediately provides you with an alternative:
> just use full directory name or cd to your servoce directory
> and use "sv <cmd> ./<service_name>".
>

As might the others do, I use to treat service mostly as name, not path.
Executing "sv u dialup" from anywhere is nicer than "( cd /etc/init; sv u
./dialup )", IMO.


> Having it configurable means that you cannot know beforehand
> whaty is the default directory in some custom built busybox binary.
>

We face _exactly_ the same problem with /lib/modules of modutils, Denys. And
modutils are of much harder use, right?
There is no problem to symlink /etc/init as /var/service ( if
recursive_action won't go wild :), though...

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Vladimir
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