Re: tmux and current directory

[Brandon Adams]

This seems like intended behavior. If you want to change this you might
investigate the default-path option.
On Sep 30, 2012 1:11 PM, Jan Stary h...@stare.cz wrote:

 On current/i386, tmux seems to open a new shell with the current
 directory being the same as in the window I am opening from.

 What that means in particular is that if I run 'man whatever'
 in a tmux window, and open a new windowd ('ctrl-b c' in my case),
 the news shell is opened in /usr/local/man. Is that inteded?

 Jan

Re: How to PROVE your system is up to date?

[Brandon Adams]

 You lost me -  could you explain what you mean, Make a list of files 
 affected,
 and then demonstrate that their timestamps occur after the patch
 publication.?

Each patch affects a certain number of files (binaries, libraries,
possibly package manifests). These files should have modified
timestamps that occur after a patch was released. I believe this is
the 6th column of output from an ls -l command.

You can use a port like security/aide to generate logs of critical
files containing checksums of the files. If you do this regularly,
you can identify files that changed and provide explanations
of why the files changed (for instance, a patch was necessary).
Regulators often want this sort of thing.

- Brandon