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XML isn't the best perhaps. But it's not a road-block either. New config files are always new. And who cares what it's implemented in as long as it doesn't fal
by ssmoot 16y ago
XML isn't the best perhaps. But it's not a road-block either. New config files are always new.
And who cares what it's implemented in as long as it doesn't fall over? I mean, ideally sure. C FTW on resource utilization, but honestly, if the choice is between something that's a bit of a pig, eating up 100MB of RAM vs what...? Really simply put: There is no competition that checks the same boxes that I'm aware of.
I'd be genuinely grateful if you can show me an alternative, especially for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, but most of the alternatives are new early-phase projects with grand goals that may never materialize, or unmaintained.
So sure, SMF isn't perfect. What's better?