On Fri, 3 Sep 1999, Pedro Brandao wrote:
> At first I also thought that (to be honest at first I didn't knew about
> /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ )
> But as Dave Mielke suggested (and I agreed) the right spot to do network
> ifconfig should using ifdown/ifup.
> It makes it cleaner and more readable for those use this approach.
To Redhat people. This sysconfig madness is _not_ what I'd call clean on
any system, and linuxconf has a tendency to overcomplicate things. I'd say
the approach is _bad_: if you want something completely transparent, don't
let me mess with files in /etc/sysconfig at all - don't even keep files in
there. Readable means a unix-wide rc script system, and if we need a
better solution, it'd well be a _much_ better solution.
k
