Modifying location of rc.firewall

Hi,

I run a Slackware machine, and all the initialization scripts (as you probably
know) are stored in /etc/rc.d. This is also where Slackware looks for and
executes an rc.firewall script. For the sake of elegance and maintaining
consistency, I would like to have my GuardDog config stored there, rather than
/etc. Is there a way to change where Guardog saves this file?

Also, which file does GuardDog (specifically on Slackware, if it matters) edit
to get itself to run automatically? I checked /etc/rc.d/rc.local and
/etc/rc.d/rc.inetd2, two typical locations, and saw nothing.

Cheers and thanks,

--Ori



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