config/ndo2db.cfg-sample.in: use @piddir@ for the pid file. #72
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The "lock_file" setting in ndo2db.cfg specifies where the daemon's pid file should be stored. In the past, it was stored in @localstatedir@, but @Piddir@ is more appropriate. As evidence, all of the init scripts in the "startup" directory reference @Piddir@ and not @localstatedir@ for the location of the pid file. This commit updates the sample config to agree with the init scripts.
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(Related to #71, but useful independently)
The "lock_file" setting in
ndo2db.cfgspecifies where the daemon's pid file should be stored. In the past, it was stored in@localstatedir@, but@piddir@is more appropriate. As evidence, all of the init scripts in the "startup" directory reference@piddir@and not@localstatedir@for the location of the pid file. This commit updates the sample config to agree with the init scripts.