Mike Makonnen wrote:
Good. That's what I'm saying too. :-) Well, that, and that local filesystems should be mounted before networking, and remote fs afterwards (which, as I see, is the present case).
If you are using a daemon essential to network connectivity in /usr/local
and at the same time have it (/usr/local) mounted remotely, then you haven't
thought things through properly.
Listen, I think we're talking past each other here. I _am_ in favour of
adding routing to NETWORKING (look at an earlier email in the thread).
My only argument is that if an admin chooses to use a daemon
from ports then he should be bright enough to
include it in a local filesystem.
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