On 3/14/07, Lucas C. Villa Real <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I don't like too much to have more config files spread over
> /System/Settings. What about moving everything to these files (again),
> writing simple pre/post tasks as functions inside them? Another option
> is to enhance NetworkOptions like this:
>
> eth0_pre_hook() {
> echo "hi"
> }
> eth0_post_hook() {
> echo "bye"
> }
> eth0_IP=10.0.202.21
> ...
>
I thought of that but I was worried about scope. My sh scripting is
rusty. Ok, after a quick test the scope isn't a problem.
On 3/13/07, Hisham Muhammad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> If you feel it's the solution, go for it. As usual, my only concern is
> that adding features to boot-related scripts adds code potentially
> slowing the boot process down.
I think we should optimize for the noop case. Which is better, a file
test ( [ -f /path/foo ] ) or searching the path? The file test is a
bash builtin so it should be cheap. Searching the path should be a
file test for each path entry. During boot, PATH is only /S/L/Exec
and /S/L/Tasks, right?
I guess I'd prefer a single config file. Slightly slower but more
convenient. We could include empty functions for eth0. The would
document them as well.
--
Carlo J. Calica
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