On Tuesday, 20 July 2004, at 22:17:20 (+0200),
Kim Woelders wrote:
> Actually, this was introduced in -pre5. Not sure, but I think it is
> normal having to specify sysconfdir when putting stuff into /etc.
It is. The default sysconfdir is /usr/etc, or more precisely,
$(prefix)/etc.
RPM already takes care of this thanks to the %{configure} macro.
Other platforms will have to adjust. Using SYSCONFDIR instead of
hard-coding is the correct method.
Michael
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