Same for mkesdb.1
the NOMAN predates the addition of the manpages
manpage was added to source in
revision 1.1
date: 2016-06-27 20:07:26 +; author: maya; state: Exp; commitid:
6ZGENVNUdTQBU8cz;
Add man page for mkcsmapper.
Imported from FreeBSD.
And it has updates since then
But its Makefile has
NOMAN=# defined (must come before bsd.own.mk)
Okay if I
See src/usr.sbin/mailwrapper
symlinks for hoststat and purgestat to mailwrapper
Okay if I add the following?
MLINKS= mailwrapper.8 hoststat.8 \
mailwrapper.8 purgestat.8
mailq and newaliases are mentioned in the manpages but not hoststat and
purgestat.
default etc/mailer.conf does not h
On Sat, 13 Aug 2022, nia wrote:
> A problem many new NetBSD users encounter is that a default shell
> without an initialized home directory containing a ~/.profile
> does not include some system PATH entries that would otherwise be
> provided from /etc/skel/.profile.
How did the new user, new hom
I agree the $ dollar sign should not be there in the rcvar output.
(I have wondered the same. FreeBSD also had the dollar sign long ago for
rcvar and the BSD Certification study guide specifically called it out
"do not use string/dollar sign in front".)
Version 5 Unix:
https://minnie.tuhs.org/cgi-bin/utree.pl?file=V5/usr/source/s1/cal.c
chardayw[]
{
" S M Tu W Th F S"
};
Two decades later, 4.4BSD had
char *day_headings = " S M Tu W Th F S";
I find it interesting that the cal/ncal manual from a Ubuntu systems
says "The outpu
I forgot to mention that I normally use "tail -r" which is in v7:
* Type 'r' means in lines in reverse order from end
* (for -r, default is entire buffer )
tail is not in v6. The 32V version and its fork 3BSD had tail but did
not have the -r feature.
4.0BSD did have it (Nov 10 1980
I have multiple copies of it. It is in 4.3BSD and 4.3BSD-Tahoe. I also
purchased the CD sets from McKusick. The oldest copy I have is dated
June 5, 1986 from 4.3's /usr/contrib/tac/
I put the README, source, and SCCS files here:
https://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/misc/reed/tac/local/
I export th
On Mon, 21 Mar 2016, Morgan ``Indrora'' Gangwere wrote:
> Currently, I know of no services that are easily deployed on inetd
> except bozohttpd and potentially BIND.
BIND would not be easy nor really useful via inetd.
Some other common services that are easily deployed:
tftp
pop3
ftpd
Other se
Ha ha! For years I had wrong misconfigured critical-min with
corresponding critical-under powerd command. I thought this was some
recovery mode for when was previously overheating ... that is it is now
"under" the critical temperature.
Current CritMax WarnMax WarnMin Cri
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