> >> I have an question, if the "automatic" NCP is not read-only, users >> may delete it somehow and if no other NCP is enabled, then what the >> affection will be ? Is it possible the network doesn't work any more ? > Good question. Checking the code, I see that the if the "automatic" > NCP doesn't exist when nwamd starts, it is created. So, if a user > deletes the "automatic" NCP, then it shouldn't affect the current > session as that NCP has already been read. > Make sense.
> As for the NoNet and Automatic (automatic? or Automatic?) locations, > these are also recreated if they don't exist every time > network/location starts. > > Anurag > -- Thanks, Lizhong
