On 26/10/2013 01:37, Denis Fateyev wrote: > The default value should be then `/etc/opensmtpd` since we agreed during > the last conversation with Charles, that package should be called > "opensmtpd" in portable. While the name is the same in /var/spool and /etc by default and I can override the both it's perfect.
> And as mentioned before, we definitely
> shouldn't touch "%{sysconfdir}" for such things like setting
> "smtpd.conf" location.
- And it's the source of the problem...
- This is definitely not a good idea since...
- we definitely shouldn't touch...
I disagree. It's the purpose of this variable! sysconfdir is the path to
your package configuration directory after installation. Not a kind of
global system one! It's not the path to directory containing the passwd
file. It's the path where you expect to have your files after a
_classic_ make install.[1]
For what other reasons do you want to use this variable?
[1] http://www.gnu.org/prep/standards/html_node/Directory-Variables.html
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