In the last episode (May 29), Stephen Hurd said:
> >In the last episode (May 28), Stephen Hurd said:
> >>Stephen Hurd wrote:
> >>>So, I suppose my questions are these:
> >>>1) How do people cope with custom termcap entries?
> >>>2) Is there a *correct* way to cope with custom termcap entries?
> >>>3) Is there a good reason to not have /usr/share/misc/termcap be a
> >>>symlink to /etc/termcap rather than the reverse which would allow
> >>>mergemaster to Just Work? that is... putting it in /etc fixes a
> >>>problem... does moving it create one or more more serious problems?
> >>>4) Am I supposed to submit every custom termcap tweak for inclusion in
> >>>the next release so I can keep using my terminals?
> >>Anyone?
> >
> >What's wrong with just putting your custom termcap entry in
> >/usr/src/share/termcap/termcap.src so it gets installed during
> >installworld?
>
> The only issue with doing that is that then I have to manually merge
> changes or stop using CVSup to update the sources as well as figure
> out how to exclude a specific file from exact mode in CVSup... or
> possibly I would need to switch to AnonCVS and pay closer attention
> to what gets updated.
>
> This does present the possibility of a permanent solution (which is
> good) but seems like a fiendishly large amount of work for what seems
> to me like a simple task especially considering that this
> configuration file has been around since the late 70s.
I cvsup the raw CVS repository, then check out a source tree with cvs
which I build against. That lets me modify the source however I want,
and the changes persist across "cvs update" runs.
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Dan Nelson
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