. I think that anyone running a
> "server" without a UPS deserves to lose data.
UPS's die. More often than using standard power in some areas.
And you're also discounting all sorts of hardware power issues that may
occur.
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this very strange, because sendmail is disabled
> in /etc/rc.conf.
It is weird - can you send 'ident /etc/rc'? Is it _exactly_ the same as
/usr/src/etc/rc ?
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to date (cvsupped, built + mergemaster this morning).
>
> Does anyone of you have the same problem?
You have 'sendmail_enable="NO"' in /etc/rc.conf?
For fun, run sh, and type ". /etc/defaults/rc.conf; source_rc_confs;
echo $sendmail_enable".
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or this worries me. Perhaps, this warrants two
> new classes: ``update'' and ``maintainer-update'' in addition to the
> all-including ``change-request''?
I think synopsis is fine, but I like your suggestion. Steve, is this
possible or sufficiently
d you don't appreciate
the fact we now have a _maintained_ csh-compatible csh with a UI that
non-guru's can use, and you can't take the time to actually report your
problems to the proper forums at all, and you're willing to live without
numerous improvements and optimization
ho don't want to build and install new versions of csh. It
doesn't mean that you can run the system without it, and definitely
doesn't mean that you can remove it and expect things to build.
NOPERL is another example. Try build your kernel without /usr/bin/perl.
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ting "NODOC" disables the building of
the docbook-based documentation in the release.
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exec to ${WORLTMP}/usr/libexec:/usr/libexec.
What do you think, Marcel?
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utorials} before running the install.
> It's trying to create symlinks from the old locations to the new
> locations but the old locations still exist. You'll only have to do
> this once.
I'll fix this now, using rm -rf, not rm -f (which is why the "rm:
handbook: is a
