in /tmp?
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On 17 Feb 2001, at 6:49, Jack Coates wrote:
I'd be inclined to stick to your existing system -- it seems sick
and wrong to put device files in /tmp and I don't understand what
they'd be doing there instead of /dev. There may well be a good
reason (permissions? why not chmod the /dev entry?)
what, having device files in the root? Seems good to me, or rather, I
don't see what's wrong with it. If you or the program have permissions and
access to mknod you can stick a device file anywhere in the filesystem I
suppose. Seems to me their location in the filesystem is more a matter of
I'm reconsidering the mount restriction I have for /tmp, which
amounts to the fact that /tmp is mounted with the nodev option -
preventing device files from being created.
The reason I'm reconsidering is because it would seem that pdnsd also
creates device files there. If I were to do this,
