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From: Jamie Bowden <ragnar@sysabend.org>
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I commented that 5.2.1-R's sysinstall still put "NO" instead of "NONE" in
rc.conf, and someone here responded asking for clarification.
Unfortunately, I deleted that accidentally, so I'll respond here.
Thinking back, the last CD install I did was from 5.2 (I used a 5.2.1
install CD to recover a system, not do initial install), so it's very
likely that I'm wrong on that, and if so, thanks to whoever fixed
sysintall on that.  It's not a huge thing, but manually having to go in
and disable sendmail after having told sysinstall to do it during the
install was annoying.

Jamie Bowden

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