Well, let's see -- passwd, group, netmasks, networks, ttys, named.boot,
fstab, dumpdates, defaultdomain, myname, hosts, hostname.*, lpd.hosts,
rc, rc.local...

I suppose this is logical; it was kind of tongue-in-cheek, as I suspect
that, as I said, it would be opening a can of pointers to cans of worms,
( can_of_worms *worms[CANSIZ]; ), but it certainly asks the question
of whether or not it should be done.

I must have just been bored when I thought of that; I have no intention of
actually implementing it unless /etc gets too cluttered (right now it
appears quite clean to my (possibly untrained) eye...).

#define AUTHOR "ronald@cpm.my (Ronald Khoo)"

/*
 * According to DNS Master <greywolf@autodesk.com>:
 * 
 * > A side note:  With all the .conf files (inetd.conf, syslog.conf,
 * > newsyslog.conf) should we make an /etc/conf directory in which we stuff
 * > all the config files, or is this just opening a can of pointers to worms?
 * 
 * /etc is already the config directory.  What else do you put in yours ?
 * 
 * -- 
 * Me: Ronald Khoo  Food: Roti Chanai  Drink: Tea, weak, milky without sugar
 * In Malaysia: ronald@cpm.my      +60 3  241 5232  Computer Protocol Malaysia
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 * 
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 * 
 * 
 */

#undef AUTHOR	/* "ronald@cpm.my (Ronald Khoo)" */



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