On Tue, Mar 07, 2006 at 02:24:33PM -0800, Darren Reed wrote:
> Not in /etc/system (only read at reboot), but in a driver .conf file 
> (read when driver is loaded), yes.
> 
> Although it does mean unloading IPFilter if it is already loaded...no 
> service discontinuity.

/etc/system has the one benfit of being a single place to look.  And
some such settings can be changed at runtime (though mdb is not a sysadmin-
friendly tool for doing so).

driver .conf files are simply less friendly.  Not that /etc/system is
all that friendly.

I suspect this struggle will continue until a project comes along to
rationalize and replace/clean-up/integrate ndd and /etc/system settings
into a sysadmin-friendly framework that properly supports presistence
(but also temporary settings).

Nico
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