On Mon, Sep 27, 2010 at 06:16:04PM -0400, erik quanstrom wrote:
> > - Why is it that, when the namespace is changed in
> > /cfg/$sysname/cpurc, it does not seem to be taken into account by
> > the aux/listen in /rc/bin/cpurc?
>
> dynamicly, or on reboot?
first reaction: I thought cpurc was on
> - Why is it that, when the namespace is changed in
> /cfg/$sysname/cpurc, it does not seem to be taken into account by
> the aux/listen in /rc/bin/cpurc?
dynamicly, or on reboot?
> - Why can't a modified rc/bin/service.auth not be bound via
> /cfg/$sysname/namespace?
$sysname is not set
On Sun, Sep 26, 2010 at 05:41:24PM -0400, erik quanstrom wrote:
> > - I copied /rc/bin/service.auth to /cfg//slash and enabled
> > tcp567 and then added a bind -b of that directory to the original
> > /rc/bin/service.auth.
>
> the traditional way of doing this is to create directories
> servic
> - I copied /rc/bin/service.auth to /cfg//slash and enabled
> tcp567 and then added a bind -b of that directory to the original
> /rc/bin/service.auth.
the traditional way of doing this is to create directories
service.$function and/or service.$function.auth and use them
as arguments to liste
Hi,
While setting up a diskless auth (only) server, that boots from a
cpu/file server, I decided to take a closer look at namespaces because
I wanted to keep the cpu/file server functionality separate from the
auth server functionality (i.o.w. share the common stuff, separate the
differences).
Mo
