handle useradd(8) and adduser(8) #4

ajacoutot commented 2016年05月26日 17:11:31 +02:00 (Migrated from github.com)

The tools will automatically create a configuration file if it does not exist.
Considering useradd(8) run by pkg_add to handle users it will likely be present
in most installations. While adduser(8) will only be explicitely run by the
admin, let's be consistent; so let's add both config files to add_expected_base.

The tools will automatically create a configuration file if it does not exist. Considering useradd(8) run by pkg_add to handle users it will likely be present in most installations. While adduser(8) will only be explicitely run by the admin, let's be consistent; so let's add both config files to add_expected_base.

semarie commented 2016年05月26日 19:47:06 +02:00 (Migrated from github.com)

Thanks for your PR, but the list is based on files presents after a default install, and neither /etc/adduser.conf and /etc/usermgmt.conf are installed by default.

You should add them to /etc/sysclean.ignore, eventually using @include "/etc/changelist" possibility to catch more usual files.

Thanks for your PR, but the list is based on files presents after a default install, and neither `/etc/adduser.conf` and `/etc/usermgmt.conf` are installed by default. You should add them to `/etc/sysclean.ignore`, eventually using `@include "/etc/changelist"` possibility to catch more usual files.