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/etc/conf.linuxconf configuration file
11.. PPuurrppoossee
_L_i_n_u_x_c_o_n_f uses standard _L_i_n_u_x configuration files whenever possible.
Some services do not have a configuration file. They are normally
controlled with shell scripts, that are generally located in the
/etc/rc.d directory.
/etc/conf.linuxconf provides a central location for those different
services.
22.. FFoorrmmaatt
/etc/conf.linuxconf is an ASCII file. Each line contains one
configuration record. The format is trivial.
system.feature value ...
ssyysstteemm
It is generally the name of a service.
ffeeaattuurree
This represents configuration information used by the service.
vvaalluuee
This is a string containing anything: words, numbers, etc.
Here is an example:
routed.gateway 1
This line tells the system that the
routed
daemon must export its default route. The machine becomes a gateway.
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