Closed santiagorr closed 7 years ago
This is definitely something I'd like to get done (sort of duplicate of #18).
For now you can use the -c
flag to call a custom file.
This has been implemented: https://github.com/subgraph/paxrat/commit/843dd41e4e1aa7a0487423d91fc8404f715ac916
When running paxrat with no config file argument or the default path, PaX flag config files found in /etc/paxrat/conf.d/
will be applied. Running with no args is the preferred mode of execution. Running with a specific config path is better used for watcher mode, for example: what we do with torbrowser-launcher
.
El 09/04/17 a las 06:53, mckinney-subgraph escribió:
This has been implemented: [1]843dd41
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\O/ Great, thank you!
Hi,
Please, consider making it possible for paxrat to read config files from a directory (such as /etc/paxrat.conf.d/). This would allow users to have custom configs, and ease maintaining a base paxrat.conf among distributions.
The directory path(s) could be set by a "include" stanza in /etc/paxrat.conf.
What do you think?
Cheers,
-- Santiago