pkgsrc/net/arla/MESSAGE
wennmach 9f1c532d9b Update arla to 0.38. The update is necessary to support NetBSD-2.0.
The update during the pkgsrc freeze has been approved by <wiz>.

Two patches have been provided by <christos>.

Tested on NetBSD-1.6.1/i386 and NetBSD-2.0/i386.

Closes PR pkg/20906.
2005-03-15 15:58:52 +00:00

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$NetBSD: MESSAGE,v 1.5 2005/03/15 15:58:52 wennmach Exp $
Arla now has been installed on your system.
The cache directory used by arla is:
${ARLA_CACHE}
This directory should be on a local disk. You can change the location
of the cache directory by setting the ARLA_CACHE environment variable
(or by setting ARLA_CACHE in /etc/mk.conf) to the desired location prior
to building arla.
To complete the installation you'll have to configure arla. Default
configuration files are installed in:
${PREFIX}/share/examples/arla
At a minimum, to configure an arla client, copy:
${PREFIX}/share/examples/CellServDB
${PREFIX}/share/examples/SuidCells
${PREFIX}/share/examples/ThisCell
${PREFIX}/share/examples/arla.conf
to ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR} and customize them, include an entry for nnpfs in your
/etc/fstab (see ${PREFIX}/share/examples/arla/fstab), and append
${PREFIX}/share/examples/arla/lkm.conf
to /etc/lkm.conf. You also have to enable loading of lkms in /etc/rc.conf
(set lkm to YES).
NOTE: Please note that the name of the arla device changed from "xfs"
to "nnpfs". If you're upgrading arla from an older version, you
need to adjust /etc/fstab, /etc/lkm.conf, and /etc/rc.d/arlad.
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