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From: Matthew Dillon <dillon@apollo.backplane.com>
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:
:I agree with Jordan
:rc.conf should be totally static.
:of course you could always work out a method to OVERRIDE the values set
:there is they are left at default or are not set.
:rc.network could do that sort of thing but  leave rc.conf alone.

    This isn't helping.

    here's the problem:  I need a per-machine rc.conf.local

    What's the solution?

					-Matt

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