drop default 'all.export /tmp' in standalone cfg #1070
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Including the default 'all.export /tmp' interferes with other packages that drop cfg files under /etc/xrootd/config.d to set all.export paths. By commenting out the default 'all.export /tmp', the default behavior will be the same, but other packages will be able to install config.d files to specify other all.export paths, without automatically including the default /tmp .
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Including the default
all.export /tmpinterferes with other packages that drop cfg files under/etc/xrootd/config.dto setall.exportpaths.By commenting out the default
all.export /tmp, the default behavior will be the same, but other packages will be able to install config.d files to specify otherall.exportpaths, without automatically including the default/tmp.(The same is true for the other config files, but for now we are mainly interested in the standalone config.)