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I also think you should not share the config file. You can look at
apache for an example related projects using a shared config directory,
but not the same file. Apache has a top level /etc/httpd.conf which
includes all the files under /etc/httpd/conf.d/. When you install
apache add ons, they drop files in /etc/httpd/conf.d/, which works
well. I can't remember which ones now, but I have seen a similar
practice in other packages as well. I should warn you, that if you try to do anything tricky with having various rpm postinstall scripts do some manipulation of the shared conf file, you may run into problems. I've worked somewhere where they tried to make that work, and it didn't. The conf file can always change enough that script regexps don't match it anymore. Also, it's difficult to get the logic right in a postinstall script that manipulates a config file with respect to proper handling up updates vs. installs. -Carter devzero2000 wrote:
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