On Mon, 2008-03-17 at 10:29 -0400, David Mansfield wrote: > > Specifically to awstats: I have had to modify the cron.d script in order > to add environment variables necessary for some further customizations > we had made to the config for a few sites. > > In general, I think the 'executableness' of these is irrelevant: they > are config files and should be marked so in rpm. All files that could > conceivable be edited in /etc should be marked as config IMHO, and all > OTHER files should be removed from etc. cf some previous discussion on > the hal/freedesktop files: they were moved to /usr because people kept > editing them and getting screwed. FWIW I feel that awstats cron job should just be executing a script somewhere else, and that somewhere else would read config files from standard locations that are then marked as %config. The config and the execution should not be in the same file. Makes it very difficult to change the file over time without upsetting local configuration. -- Jesse Keating Fedora -- All my bits are free, are yours?
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