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Hi Anthony,
> i am not sure if eric is using for example a single config
> file/ldirectord process with 300 services in it, or 300
> config files/ldirectord processes each with a single service.
I just have one ldirectord process and one config file. It's currently a
little over 2100 lines long, but it still seems quite manageable because
the different services are broken into sections. I have a tomcat
section, a MySQL section, etc.
I agree with Horms that a global diretive would be very useful. In fact,
I would generally prefer it to a per-service directive (but the latter
is still necessary to create exceptions).
--
Eric Robinson
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