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Tzafrir Cohen escreveu:
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<pre wrap="">On Sun, Aug 06, 2006 at 05:53:53PM +0200, Kilian Krause wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Tzafrir,
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<pre wrap="">You probably meant /usr/sbin, where it should have been named something
of the sort of update_asterisk. But I don't like this.
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<pre wrap="">actually update-asterisk would be good. (Just like update-grub or
update-modules)
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update-grub is something that the user (admin) may actually need to run:
upon editig menu.lst. But I still see no reason for running asterisk_fix
manually.
If you think it there is a point of putting it in /usr/sbin, please
formulate a man page describing the functionality of that program to the
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That's it ?!<br>
Will be asterisk_fix placed in /usr/sbin with this name?<br>
And a man page will begin write?!<br>
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Att,<br>
Thiago<br>
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