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From: peter@taronga.com (Peter da Silva)
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Subject: Re: ports startup scripts
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In article <199509211600.MAA00421@healer.com>,
Coranth Gryphon  <gryphon@healer.com> wrote:
>>	cron.d

>Crontab entries already exist in /var/cron/tabs, except for root's entry
>which is in /etc. You could easily move it to /var/cron/tabs as well.

I'd rather go the other way, and move them all under /etc. Keep all the
config files in one place. Same with at...

I approve of the move of uucp to /etc, though it took me a while to get
used to it. It could have gone in /usr/etc as easily.