[aphro@aphroland.org: Re: issue.net & issue]
I said assigned because under RedHat they were 'generated' or 'assigned' in an init script. I was looking for the Debian counterpart. Sounds like they just exist...which is exactly what I wanted to hear. I am so tired of RedHat and so glad I am onto Debian.
Bill
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assigned ??
issue and issue.net are just in /etc ..if they don't exist you can
create them/change them at will. im not sure exactly what you mean ..:<
nate
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> Greetings,
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> I've been snooping around /etc looking for the place that issue.net and issue are assigned. So far no luck, is there any documentation available from Debian that would run a newbie type thru most of that 'good to know information' about how the system is put together?
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