On Sat, Jul 08, 2000 at 12:40:01PM -0400, Christopher W. Curtis wrote: > if [ "X$RUN_PORTMAP" != "X1" ] ; then > exit 0 > fi
> # 'portmap' is installed as part of netbase. You cannot remove netbase, > # as it is a required package, so here's your chance to turn it off. > # Set RUN_PORTMAP=0 in /etc/init.d/defaults.d/portmap.user > RUN_PORTMAP=1 This comment makes it easy to turn off the running of portmap, but it does not make it easy to reenable it. Sure your average admin may be conversant with 0 and 1, but your actual script runs it on 1, and does not otherwise. I'd suggest that the comment read 'Set RUN_PORTMAP=1 to run, or otherwise to not run' or make the test something like: test -z $RUN_PORTMAP && exit 0 # with appropriate comment. If we're trying to make things easier/more configurable, which i love as an idea, we shouldn't take half steps. -m -- Michael Urman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> gpg: 1024g/55C56706 : C3D7 2A8F 6261 3DE4 F544 6DC3 A1D5 BEF6 156F 65A4 <mwr#debian> bsd is also responsible for porn nets, then, too? Groovy.
