On Sun, Jul 15, 2007 at 07:36:06AM -0700, Tom Eastep wrote: > > Kenneth, > > The Debian maintainer thinks that things should be done the Debian way -- > that's why he has the /etc/default/shorewall file with the 'startup' option. > The rest of the world controls Shorewall startup using the STARTUP_ENABLED > option in shorewall.conf. > As a Debian developer and user, I can certainly appreciate the reasoning. But yes, having it in two places can be annoying. I imagine that the "Debian way" is an outgrowth of multitudes of packages not having a cimple way to control whether or not to start.
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