ports/sysutils/bsdstats, branch 5-eol

This commit was manufactured by cvs2svn to create tag 'RELEASE_5_EOL'.

2008-05-31T23:01:15Z

Set LOCALBASE if not already set

2007-12-20T04:39:11Z

PR: ports/114305 Submitted by: Volker Werth

Remove a reference to hostname that was in the script, but was never

2007-12-20T04:36:39Z

actually used anywhere ... PR: ports/106298 Submitted by: Andre Albsmeier

The point of bsdstats is to be as painless as possible, but also to be

2007-10-16T04:34:49Z

run monthly ... change the behaviour such that when it is run with the -nodelay option, it *only* reports the operating system, even if both devices and ports reporting are also enabled ... ... this when, when run as part of the original port install, *or* on system reboot if enabled in /etc/rc.conf, it is 'quick n painless', and we get the critical number we are looking for ...

As per discussion on -advocacy, resurrect having the installer prompted

2007-10-16T04:24:33Z

if they want to enable it in /etc/rc.conf, instead of making it automatic. Put a message explaining that for desktop/laptop environments, enabling in /etc/rc.conf is recommended ...

fix problem where, when you try and run on install, it gives error because

2007-08-29T04:51:01Z

LOCALBASE isn't set ...

clean up some warnings from portlint -avz and fix it so that if already

2007-04-30T18:49:08Z

installed, and enabled, it properly enables in /etc/rc.conf also

forgot to cvs add the start up file ...

2007-04-28T23:54:03Z

slight change to better handle boottime reporting, as well as to document

2007-04-28T19:23:40Z

it in the pkg-message

By popular request, I've added a bsdstats.sh script to etc/rc.d so that

2007-04-28T19:12:31Z

it can be enabled to run on reboot (ie. for laptops, office computers, etc) since not everyone runs a server 24/7 ... I've added to pkg-install a yesno question as to whether it should be enabled on reboot, seperate from the monthly periodic run ...