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2005-09-16	Removed etcupdate from pkgsrc as it is included in NetBSD 1.6 and later.	martti	1	-315/+0

2003-12-03	Updated etcupdate to 20031112	martti	1	-15/+12
	- set MACHINE and MACHINE_ARCH - sync man page with -current
2003-04-05	synchronize with the much better versions in -current	perry	1	-73/+162

2003-01-27	Updated etcupdate to 20030124	martti	1	-3/+27
	Add a new -a flag (automatically update files which have not been locally modified). Patch provided by Sverre Froyen in a private mail, slightly modified by me.
2001-12-15	* Don't display temporary files (.etcupdate.filename)	martti	1	-2/+2
	* A minor manual page fix
2001-12-01	Updated to 20011201. Changes since last commit:	martti	1	-45/+37
	* The -b switch requires now argument * The -s switch defines the location of /usr/src/etc (used to be /usr/src) * Manual page fixes * Better menu after merge * Possibility to undo merge Usage: # etcupdate -s /some/where/src/etc or # mkdir /tmp/temproot # cd /tmp/temproot # tar xzf /some/where/etc.tgz # etcupdate -b /tmp/temproot
2001-11-23	Changed the -b argument. Now etcupdate is used like this:	martti	1	-10/+42
	# etcupdate -s /usr/src or # mkdir /tmp/etc && cd /tmp/etc && tar xf /some/where/etc.tgz # etcupdate -b -s /tmp/etc
2001-11-22	Added a new switch (-b binfile) to allow binary upgrades for those	martti	1	-16/+31
	who don't have the /usr/src/etc directory. Usage example: etcupdate -b /some/where/etc.tgz
2001-11-21	Clarified few things, reference more with the .Xr macro, etc.	martti	1	-10/+14
	I did not update the version tag because this is only minor fix to the manual page. Otherwise we would have several versions per day as this tool is still under construction...
2001-11-20	Lots of formatting improvements, and remove incorrect HISTORY section.	wiz	1	-57/+53

2001-11-20	etcupdate helps you to update the configuration files in /etc after	martti	1	-0/+166
	performing an operating system upgrade. The idea for this script (including code fragments, variable names etc.) came from the FreeBSD mergemaster (by Douglas Barton). Unlike the FreeBSD mergemaster, this does not use CVS version tags to compare if the files need to be updated. Files are compared with /usr/bin/cmp as this is more reliable and the only way if the version numbers are same even though the files are different.