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On Wednesday, 2. February 2005 19:18, Matthew Dillon wrote:
> :Another solution could be using default files (/etc/defaults/services)
> :and add overrides/custom entries in /etc/services.
> :
> :Too bad that I have no idea how we could do this, since -alot- of tcp/ip
> :tools use /etc/services directly. Any way to wrap this?
> :
> :- Erik
>
> No tools should be using /etc/services directly. They should all be
> using e.g. getservbyname() and friends.
>
> Pesonally speaking I really like the idea of having /etc/services
> and /etc/defaults/services.
for legacy reasons (scripts etc) better make it /etc/services=20
and /etc/services.local. or just make it plain simple:
/etc/default/services
/etc/services.local
both get merged into /etc/services by /etc/rc.d/services or whatever
cheers
simon
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