> , > > I'm just telling you what the world was like when I wrote Cfengine and why > the choices were made. The work directory is configurable, so go ahead and > put these things where you like! I'm not holding anyone back! > That is a good remark. I do not use the packages provided by cfengine, because they install the binaries in /usr/local that also can be NFS mounted filesystem. So everything goes wrong. The deb and rpm rules do not allow installation in /usr/local. So i wonder how you create for example the debian packages? My opinion is if 'cfengine.com' prepares packages for the different Unix/Linux OSes tthen they must follow the guidelines ;-).
What my approach is to fetch the cfengine source package from debian for example. These tries to be FHS compatible and then use the debian directory from this source package to build a newer version of cfengine. -- Bas van der Vlies b...@sara.nl _______________________________________________ Help-cfengine mailing list Help-cfengine@cfengine.org https://cfengine.org/mailman/listinfo/help-cfengine
