I use rdist (triggered from /etc/daily), but the standard build does have
limitations and can dump core in some circumstances (refer
http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-tech&m=141551244520320&w=2).
My use of it is to maintain a shadow boot partition, and to copy selected
files onto a separate server. Whil
Agreed that 100% is the goal - and I'm prepared to try and help
achieve this. I already think what is done is pretty damn
good - it far exceeds *my* expectations.
You've obviously never flown in Australia. 100% of flights *do
not* leave on time. There are errors and glitches - but fortunately
noth
On Mon, Nov 10, 2014 at 7:36 AM, Theo de Raadt wrote:
>
> Question for the community: Do you want the upgrade instructions to
> be 100% useful, or 100% complete?
>
Neither; 100% is unrealistic. Getting '90%' on either measure exceeds
my expectations.
The only expectation that I have is that any
Problem - rdistd can dump core when a distfile contains cmdspecial.
For example:
# mkdir /tmp/rdist.demo && cd /tmp/rdist.demo
# cat /root/Distfile.demo
/usr/bin -> localhost
install /tmp/rdist.demo/files ;
cmdspecial "echo The files were: ${FILES:-*-empty-*} > DONE" ;
# rdist -f
