Martin Coxall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Partially true. The FHS specifies that the /etc top layer is for system-own3d
> stuff, but the subdirectories off it are explicitly used for user space programs
> and, well, everything. (/etc/apache, /etc/postgres, /etc/tomcat3,
> /etc/tomcat4...)
FHS or no FHS, I would think that the preferred arrangement would be to
keep Postgres' config files in a postgres-owned subdirectory, not
directly in /etc. That way you need not be root to edit them. (My idea
of an editor, Emacs, always wants to write a backup file, so I dislike
having to edit files that live in directories I can't write.)
Here's a pretty topic for a flamewar: should it be /etc/postgres/ or
/etc/postgresql/ ?
regards, tom lane
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