On 05/10/10 04:22 PM, Sarah Jelinek wrote:
Sorry to reply to my own email... One other point, if we keep
/etc/nodename around as a writable file, then we need to make sure we
only use the SMF properties to initialize this data. We can't have two
definitive sources for this information, both SMF and /etc/nodename.
We would need to remove the SMF properties once the service has been
run, much like Jan is doing with the user account service.
I believe that in this particular case, it is feasible to completely
get rid of /etc/nodename and use SMF property as the only one back end
storage -
i.e. follow the same approach which is currently being taken for
/etc/default/kbd
(CR
<http://bugs.opensolaris.org/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6944480>6944480
- move keyboard configuration from /etc/default/kbd to SMF).
I can see that it might not be possible to do that in one step, since
necessary processes have to be followed and the transition should be
made easier
for customers, but it seems unnecessary to keep that file hanging around
for longer
time than really needed.
Thank you,
Jan
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