Hello. On lun, 22 ene 01, a las 04:13 Javier Fernandez-Sanguino Pe�a wrote: > > I'm about to send to upload a new package: firestarter and easyfw, two > graphic > programs (Gnome and Tcl/Tk respectively) to build firewall rules. I feel that > both are useful, although not as much as I would like to however. > Their inclusion, however, does raise an issue here: Where should > firewall > scripts be installed? Is there a standard place so they will be read on > startup? > Firestarter uses /etc/firewall/ (easyfw does not provide any default).
Hum. If you are talking about configuration scripts, I think that's a question of debian policy. A number of times, the best place to put links to init firewall script has been discussed here, and it seems there isn't a unique answer. About the place for configuration scripts, I'm thinking in qmail. Original package puts them in /var/qmail, but debian packager adds links to them in /etc/qmail. Bye. -- He pedido drivers para Linux. N� 00073030: http://www.libranet.com/petition.html Jos� Esteban Granada. Spain.
