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# Dictionaries are listed below.
# The initrc script scans /usr/lib/dict and adds all of the dictionaries
# it finds here.
#
# The initrc script will delete everything after the the last line and
# replace it with what it finds. So add all of your things above.
#
# If this is a problem for people, contact me and
# we can work out a different method.
Hello Michael,
as you wrote in the initrc script, I send you an email about my problem.
That the script automaticly searchs for dictionaries is a good idea. But when
I want to change something, for example the name of the dictionary, I have a
problem.
For example I put my dic. into /usr/lib/dict and write the needed line above
the 'lastline'. Now I restart the dictd. After this I will have the database
twice in my list. One entry of my lines and one of the automaticly generated.
In an other way, I move all dic. into a different folder and configure my
lines. That 's ok, but now I haven't any dic. in /usr/lib/dict and the initrc
script find no dictionaries in that folder. So it stop - even if I have
configurated my dic. above 'lastline'.
What do you think about changing the initrc-scipt in a way that it checks
before adding a dic. if it is already installed. And that it starts even if
there are no dics to add automaticly.
Ciao, Henning
Reproducible: Always
Steps to Reproduce:
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Actual Results:
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Expected Results:
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I tried to contact the author of the initrc script as he wished. But his email
failed. So I send it as a bug. I hope this is right.
wrangler: i don't do dictd.
looking in the cvs history there was once a developer 'tadpol' that wrote
it up.
Dunno who he is, or what became of him, he ain't listed anywhere else.