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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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Subject: Re: cvs commit: src/etc make.conf
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>> >      Give make.conf a make.conf.local capability similar to rc.conf's
>> >      rc.conf.local capability.  Eases large-site administration.
>> 
>> Bogus.  make.conf is already entirely local.  It is the local extension
>> of <sys.mk>.
>
>It actually depends. If we consider /etc/{daily,weekly,monthly,rc.conf}
>etc etc etc being local, then what's the point of having their .local
>extensions?

None :-).  Don't consider them as local, since they do a lot by default.
make.conf OTOH contains only commented out defaults.

Bruce