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currently when you add a configuration to sr3, it is enabled by default. so the next time
a general sr3 start command is issued, it will be started. Normally one first creates a file
and then spends some time tweaking... it is almost never a good idea to start a newly added
configuration file.
So it would make more sense to have configurations default to "disabled" ... and have the analyst enable them once satisfied that a configuration is runnable.
When people add a configuration, it is done by adding a file: ~/.config/<coomponent>/<configuration>.conf
To disable a configuration one must create a ~/.cache/<component>/<config/disabled file to disable it.
It would likely be better for a configuration to be disabled by default, and only be enabled if ~/.cache/<component>/<config>/enabled is present (modulo hostdir)
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currently when you add a configuration to sr3, it is enabled by default. so the next time
a general sr3 start command is issued, it will be started. Normally one first creates a file
and then spends some time tweaking... it is almost never a good idea to start a newly added
configuration file.
So it would make more sense to have configurations default to "disabled" ... and have the analyst
enable them once satisfied that a configuration is runnable.
When people add a configuration, it is done by adding a file: ~/.config/<coomponent>/<configuration>.conf
To disable a configuration one must create a ~/.cache/<component>/<config/disabled file to disable it.
It would likely be better for a configuration to be disabled by default, and only be enabled if ~/.cache/<component>/<config>/enabled is present (modulo hostdir)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: