Serafeim Zanikolas writes ("Re: [DEP9] call for testing of reconf-inetd
(update-inetd replacement)"):
> Any local sysadmin changes must be done in inetd.conf, as always.
>
> The choice of /usr/share/ follows from two of the requirements I
> have set from the beginning for DEP9 [0]:
>
> - the standard configuration files of inetd and xinetd must remain the
> authoritative files;
> - the solution must not change the way system administrators configure inetd
>
> /usr/share/reconf-inetd fragments are not configuration files; they're just
> input to reconf-inetd. You can think of them as the file-based equivalent of
> command line arguments to update-inetd
OK, thanks for that explanation.
Ian.
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