Hi Andreas (2003.08.25_19:13:54_+0200) > The down files are there so that the service does not accidentally start > before you have configured it. And no, you don't have to remove them - the > service starts when you "svc -u" it regardless of the down files.
Yes, I am aware of that, but I would like my binc to get started by svscan at boot. > Which behavior would you personally prefer for "make install" with regards > to configuration files? I would prefer the the bincimap.conf, or if it already exists, bincimap.conf.new. Just don't clobber the old bincimap.conf. This behaviour shouldn't interfere with packaging. (Am I right, Gerrit?) > Andy What happened to the usual ";-)", not feeling too happy today? ;-) > PS - I'm actually quite impressed with how fast the deb files are out :-) OK, get the hint. Yes, the real reason is that my mailserver tracks stable, not testing or unstable. I should have been clearer. No bad feelings toward Gerrit. SR -- +---------------------------------------------------------+ | Stefano Rivera http://rivera.za.net | | H: +27 21 794 7937 () ASCII Ribbon Campaign: | | C: +27 72 419 8559 /\ Say "No!" to HTML email. | +---------------------------------------------------------+ Love is Hate. War is Peace. Windows is stable.
