Guillaume Rousse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...]
> Second one is very common, as there many other things in /etc as just config
> file:
> -service start scripts in /etc/init.d
> -cron task in /etc/cron.*
> -logrotate tak in /etc/logrotate.d
> -a bunch of thing under /etc/X11
> So, must we declare all those file as config file to please rpmlint (with
> additional noreplace flag moreover), ignore it, or make rpmlint more wiser
> (aka, test executable permission for /etc/init.d/ and /etc/crond.*, for
> instance) ?
I disagree here because those files should be treated as conf files
because if the sysadmin wants to change the default settings for
crontabs, log rotation or whatever scprits, IMO he doesn't want the
default to be reset each time a package is upgraded.
--
Fred - May the source be with you
