Ok then. When talking about locations of files, paths (/etc/init.d/ vs
/etc/rc.d/*)
what term would be correct?
Thus spake Alec ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> On Wednesday 09 January 2002 03:46 pm, Robert L. Harris wrote:
>
> > RedHat:
>
> > System layout is BSD
>
> Nay. IMHO, "SysV layout" refers to a bunch of symlinks that are called with
> "start" or "stop" arguments, while "BSD layout" refers to some sort of
> unified script. I prefer the former and, AFAIK, both RH and Debian use
> SysV-style start-up scripts.
>
> Alec
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