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Subject: Re: conf/143851: [patch] Some rc.d scripts confuse NO with NONE
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Synopsis: [patch] Some rc.d scripts confuse NO with NONE

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State-Changed-When: Mon Feb 15 15:45:48 UTC 2010
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This is documented behaviour: rc.conf(5) has links to 
rc.sendmail(8) which document the sendmail_* variables. 
That page documents the "NONE" setting as disabling sendmail 
altogether, while the "NO" setting just disables listening for 
incoming mail.

http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=143851