On Sunday 15 July 2007, Edd Barrett wrote: > Hi, > > Also AFS is i386 only. > > -- > Best Regards > > Edd
Hi Edd, I was curious if you ever found a decent answer for your question on secure network file systems? The only way I can think of doing it is kerberos and NFSv4. http://mailman.theapt.org/listinfo/openbsd-nfsv4 http://mailman.theapt.org/pipermail/openbsd-nfsv4/2007-January/000088.html You might want to ask Peter Hessler (SFOBUG President For Life) or Rick MacKlem (NFSv4 guru). I've cc'd both of them. Also, I noticed your work on TeXLive on ports@ and think you deserve more than a few kudos for it. I even checked out your homepage and porting guide (texlive_port_doc-20070623.pdf). Pg. 11 "OpenBSD already has a texi2html package in the ports tree, so do not build it." "texinfo is not built because the old teTeX package did not build it. I do not know the reason for this." Some of the mystery may be solved by realizing we have some TeX utilities already in the base system, in particular, texinfo(5) and makeinfo(1) (/usr/src/gnu/usr.bin/texinfo). The texi2html package/port is somewhat redundant since makeinfo(1) is already there and it supports HTML output. Note: there's a few problems with the XML output of makeinfo(1) that kili@ recently resolved but at the moment, the patches have not been committed (see bugs@ system/5518). You'd have better chances of dividing by zero than getting any useful information out of me about (Le)TeX. I've never studied it, and don't use it, but I must say, I've always been curious about it. kind regards, JCR
