become default in a few moments once deraadt commits new kernel config files.
IMPORTANT NOTE: A few important pieces are still required to be worked out
over the next few days. Users (and developers) relying on X should probably
stay away from -current until further notice. This should not take long, but
here is your first heads up. If you decide to upgrade your kernel anyway,
be sure to update your /etc/ttys file to use vt100 instead of vt220. The
rest of the fallout from this should be minor.

(rtadvd will derive the configuration from kernel settings).
make it clearer that rtadvd.conf is not necessary, in manpage.
sync with kame.

not get a SEGV; Richard Kettlewell <rjk@greenend.org.uk>

Discussed with espie@, angelos@, mickey@.

pw_error() is prefectly legal but now we have to check for it explicity
(it was handled implicitly before since warn(name) would become warn(NULL)).

Add missing __BEGIN_DECLS and use __P macro in function prototypes

1) It's one more dependency in /etc/rc
2) It's one more script that starts from /etc/rc (slowdown)
3) We're only going to be starting httpd in /etc/rc anyway (no other
weird operations), so there's no reason to force a change in rc.conf
4) apachectl(8) doesn't mention "startssl" directive
5) Admins can use apachectl to manage httpd regardless of how the
latter was started
Thanks to fgs@ for yelling about this :-)

/etc/rc (PR 1476)

The bottom line is that the 'set noglob' has to be in effect *before*
the eval, but if the user hits ^C we don't want their shell to still
have noglob set.  So, we now catch the ^C and continue on like the tset
completed OK.  Egad.

this is consistent.