[Frugalware-devel] enabling services by default in upstart?

[VMiklos]

Na Wed, Jun 20, 2007 at 03:40:28PM +0200, Gabriel C <crazy at frugalware.org> pisal(a):
> And I think you forget one thing ( and other as well ) , if you are saying 
> the default configuration files are bad
> then you are saying 'we suck' because for the packages you mean *we provide 
> default configs*.
> So if those things sucks for you , we suck as well and did a bad job 
> providing sane default configuration files.

there are cases when there is no good configuration file that just works

here is an example:

source/network/openssh/tunnel

i think this is a very good default configuration, but it won't work at
all till you don't edit it

-> enabling rc.tunnel by default would be a bad decision
-> correct me but i think this is a good default config

or just see etc/passwd as an other example, you can't set a good default
root pass

ps: still voting for keeping by disable everyhing by default logic - like
we do so with iptables, too - along with voroskoi, janny, boobaa and
ironiq

ps2: i'm sad that there still devs who did not even reply to this thread
while i think this is an important question

thanks,
VMiklos

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developer of Frugalware Linux - http://frugalware.org
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