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Subject: straw: Configuration files should be human-readable, or placed in /var
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Looking in ~/.straw/, I find not a single human-readable configuration
file. No way I am going to be solving any config errors there...
I think at the very least, any db-type files should really be in the /var
hierarchy, no?
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