some people want to run tinyproxy with minimal configuration from
the command line (and as non-root), but tinyproxy insists on writing
a pid file, which only makes sense for usage as a service, hereby
forcing the user to either run it as root so it can write to the
default location, or start editing the default config file to work
around it.
and if no pidfile is specified in the config, it frankly doesn't
make sense to force creation of one anyway.
I.e., add a tinyproxy subdirectory.
This is meant to ease running tinyproxy as non-root user.
The subdirectory can be used to give the tinyproxy user
write permission.
Michael
i.e. add a tinyproxy subdirectory.
This is meant to ease running tinyproxy as non-root user
the subdirectory can be used to give the tinyproxy user
write permission.
Michael
This is a first cut at providing a tinyproxy.conf file with
more useful default or example directories. It uses datadir,
sysconfdir and localstatedir.
Because automake is a little special here, this template can
not simply be processed by configure (AC_CONFIG_FILES(...)),
as these variables can only be used like this in makefiles.
Instead, we need a little sed-processor in the Makfile in etc/.
Michael
