Am 07.11.2014 um 22:23 schrieb Jorge Bastos:
Am 06.11.2014 um 23:37 schrieb Jorge Bastos:Found it, strace was useful, I could see that by default without specifying -f /etc/dbmail.conf it's reading the defaults in /usr/local/etc/dbmail.confwhich is correct if you use prefix=/usr/local for buildIn previous dbmail-util in ~2.3.6 it was reading by default /etc/dbmail.conf.AFAIR intentionalDon't know how you want the behavior, so here's the info for you to consider. For me, I'm going to specify -f to solve it for mewhy don't you move the pysical file to /usr/local/etc/dbmail.conf and make a symlink in /etc/ to avoid that?Don't like allot of symlinks...
that's no technical qualified reason
That was the reason to leave SuSE (along with RPM's) back in 1999/2000 and move to Debian! But yes, I may start configure'ing it with --sysconfdir=/etc
or just accept if you use --prefix=/somewhere the install layout starts there and /somewhere/etc, /somewhere/bin are the expected locations
hence i build always packages and so just use prefix=/usr
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