Posted by: Anonymous
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on November 21, 2007 05:18 PM
If you mean SUSE (as well as some other rpm based distros) they actually do that correctly and do NEVER EVER overwrite user-modified configs.
SUSE only once in three years overwritten modified script somewhere deep in /etc/sysconfig - because I didn't found proper place where to put customization - otherwise it all was cool.
As special feature from leader of OSS technologies, RedHat not only overwrites your scripts in /etc - it also overwrites your configs. Always.
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Posted by: Anonymous [ip: unknown] on November 21, 2007 05:18 PMIf you mean SUSE (as well as some other rpm based distros) they actually do that correctly and do NEVER EVER overwrite user-modified configs.
SUSE only once in three years overwritten modified script somewhere deep in /etc/sysconfig - because I didn't found proper place where to put customization - otherwise it all was cool.
As special feature from leader of OSS technologies, RedHat not only overwrites your scripts in /etc - it also overwrites your configs. Always.
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