[vdr] Re: VDR config files in /etc/vdr?

[Matthias Schniedermeyer <ms@citd.de>]

> > I was thinking about this problem some time ago. Actually, having the '-c' option is sufficient for me. But that is, I admid, my personal opinion.
> > What I dislike ATM is, that there is no distinction between static data
> > (i.e. channels.conf, setup.conf, ca.conf, ...)
> 
> Neither channels.conf nor setup.conf are really "static", since they can be
> modified from the OSD menus. Only ca.conf is actually static.

/etc/passwd(/shadow) can be changed with passwd/yast/linuxconf/...
(... hundred more examples)
So they aren'y worth beeing in /etc??

channels.conf/setup.conf are files which are (normally) not changed on a
reagular basis.




Bis denn

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