Re: Poor man's solution to /etc when upgrading system?

> (What is etcmanage? Different from etcupdate?) Yes. It aims to be fully automatic and to never change a human-changed file. See pkgsrc/sysutils/etcmanage, unpack and read the README. etcupdate asks the user many questions, and was in my experience unsuitable for unattended upgrades of 20

Re: Poor man's solution to /etc when upgrading system?

Johnny Billquist writes: > On 2015-11-03 14:14, Greg Troxel wrote: >> >>> (What is etcmanage? Different from etcupdate?) >> >> Yes. It aims to be fully automatic and to never change a human-changed >> file. See pkgsrc/sysutils/etcmanage, unpack and read the README. >> >>

Re: Poor man's solution to /etc when upgrading system?

On 2015-11-03 14:14, Greg Troxel wrote: (What is etcmanage? Different from etcupdate?) Yes. It aims to be fully automatic and to never change a human-changed file. See pkgsrc/sysutils/etcmanage, unpack and read the README. etcupdate asks the user many questions, and was in my experience

Re: segfault in bozohttpd

> On Nov 3, 2015, at 4:19 PM, Jan Danielsson wrote: > > Hello, > > Environment: Running netbsd-7, but using bozohttp from -current > > I built bozohttpd and started it using my regular script, but it > segfaulted immediately. The corefile said: > > [---] >

segfault in bozohttpd

Hello, Environment: Running netbsd-7, but using bozohttp from -current I built bozohttpd and started it using my regular script, but it segfaulted immediately. The corefile said: [---] Reading symbols from /home/jan/checkout/fsys/bozohttpd/bozohttpd...(no debugging symbols found)...done.