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I've wondered why we don't have a passwd.d folder, the way we do with other things in the UNIX filesystem, with individual user accounts represented by individu
by generalizations 3y ago
I've wondered why we don't have a passwd.d folder, the way we do with other things in the UNIX filesystem, with individual user accounts represented by individual files. Could even retain the same line-oriented format, just stored separately.
- sznio 3y agoI think a directory of 10000 files is worse than a file of 10000 lines.
- generalizations 3y agoMaybe, but account synchronization across machines might be a lot simpler and easier.