On 22-08-24 20:39, Robert Elz wrote: | Date: Wed, 24 Aug 2022 20:37:54 +1000 | From: Luke Mewburn <lu...@netbsd.org> | Message-ID: <YwX/gvbitjzns...@mewburn.net> | | | I think it would be more consistent with existing convention | | (in both NetBSD and on other systems) to add /etc/raid.d | | I certainly won't be doing that, I detest the ".d" convention | as a general thing. I personally prefer /etc/conf for config | files (I use it for all kinds of things) which then don't need | redundant ".conf" noise in their names (I have never much liked | the concept of filename extensions at all).
So you've changed the system for your personal preference versus existing conventions. Are we going to see lots of other local changes to the system for this /etc/conf directory, without at least some discussion and consensus? | Note I didn't add the directory, for most people (who don't just | use raid autoconfig - at the minute I have reasons for not doing | that) can keep using the files that have always been used. To | use /etc/conf/raid you have to go manually set it up for yourself. That's a silver lining I suppose :) | If you want to add some other place where the files could be put, | by all means, go ahead. Well, if I was to, I'd be suggesting /etc/raid.d/*.conf just to follow existing practice within the system. | kre | | ps: that all happened over a month ago... That doesn't invalidate my feedback; not all of us can keep up with every change in real time.
