Re: convention for putting a variable in a path...

[Sean Wheller <sean -at- inwords -dot- co -dot- za>]

On Friday 07 July 2006 21:09, Diana Ost wrote:
> Directory               New Service Name [+0 - 6]
> ../etc/init.d/  rc0.d
>                         rc1.d
>                         rc2.d
>                         rc3.d
>                         rc4.d
>                         rc5.d
>                         rc6.d


Why would I as a Linux admin need to know the inits scripts. What I am more 
interested in is:
1. What scripts were modified?
2. What what added?

Any Linux admin worth his/her salt will know the init scripts by name and by 
heart. Surely providing information they already know is just superfluous to 
the information requirement for the audience reading?

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Sean Wheller
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