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sysutils/machine_id: New port - generate /etc/machine_id
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Authored by tcberner on Dec 17 2022, 10:04 AM.
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See also: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D37722

TODO: Is there a way for a port to enable its rc file by default?

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  1. Updating D37723: sysutils/machine_id: New port - generate /etc/machine_id
tcberner retitled this revision from sysutils/machine_id: New port - generate /etc/machine_id TODO: Is there a way for a port to enable its rc file by default? to sysutils/machine_id: New port - generate /etc/machine_id.Dec 17 2022, 10:08 AM
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Is this port really necessary? The dbus port already generates a machine-id and glib already uses it.

In D37723#857995, @tijl wrote:

Is this port really necessary? The dbus port already generates a machine-id and glib already uses it.

you can have glib without dbus, and then you won't have machine-id provided by dbus. I find it cleaner, if the system provides the files by itself.

please update this one with the changes from base.

this is overcome by events