adjust tunnel settings without specifying the interface
first.
PR: docs/105000
Submitted by: dawnshade <h-k at mail dot ru>
Pointyhat: remko (me, previous commit was my mistake).
stronger, as suggested by dougb@, but do so in the right context.
I.e., don't fire all the requirements at once in the last section,
but tell each of them where the current topic is most appropriate.
Polish some wording and markup.
${name}, PROVIDE, and rc.conf var prefix.
- Distinguish flags from options when telling why -foo
doesn't belong in $command_args. ${name}_flags can
contain both dashed options and arguments, so saying
"flags" when I mean options was confusing.
Suggested by: dougb
- Be more concise and clear on the requirement of /bin/sh;
the former details weren't really interesting.
- Link to the rc.d section of Porter's Handbook.
- Mention /etc/network.subr.
Suggested by: dougb
* Replace first Windows occurence with trademarked entity
* Add trademark info for Microsoft Windows and Symantec Ghost.
* Replace "FreeBSD" with &os; and "ports collection" with &ports;,
to keep the capitalization consistent. Also introduce an &os.ports;
entity, which expands to "FreeBSD Ports Collection", to uniformly
refer to the Ports
* Add <emphasis>, <application> and <quote> tags here and there
* Use manpage entities, instead of <literal> for FreeBSD
command-line utility references
* Various minor grammar and syntax nits
'need' twice in the same sentence.
o Replace <literal> tags with <emphasis> for `tag', `port' and
`package' (they are really used as FreeBSD-specific terms, not as
<literal> text here).
o Expand a paragraph with inline URIs, which result in pretty awkward
line breaks in PDF/PS output, to a <variablelist>. This separates
the URIs from the running text, and looks slightly prettier in print
output.
Xorg is the default X server since 5.3 and there is always
docs.freebsd.org available for users who are interested in
configuration of XFree86
Approved by: keramida (mentor), trhodes (mentor)
to make sure that `mountd' is (re)loaded even if it's not yet
enabled in `/etc/rc.conf'.
Ideally, `mountd' should already be enabled in `rc.conf', but if
`mountd_enable' is not set to "YES" in `rc.conf', then running
the rc.d script with a plain `reload' argument does nothing.
Using `onereload' (with the rc.d-specific `one' prefix) makes
sure that `mountd' is temporarily enabled for the run of this
rc.d script and it does indeed reload its config files.
Suggested by: Volodymyr Kostyrko <arcade@synergetica.dn.ua>
Mailing List: freebsd-doc
Message-Id: <452C187F.5030403@synergetica.dn.ua>
