"Greg A. Woods" <woods@weird.com> writes:

>> The "right answer" might simply be to have /etc/rc.local.d/ (or
>> whatever name you like) and change the rcorder call to  include
>> that as well:
>
> No, it's not that simple.  Been there, tried that, gave up.  It's just
> not worth even trying.

Why?  It *seems* to be working very well for me...  You claim that
/etc/rc.d/ is a local configuration directory, although the base
system installation does populate it.  All I've done is split it into
a "system" part and a "local" part.  It works.  What have I missed?

-tih
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