NetBSD/share/sushi/system/index

# $NetBSD: index,v 1.4 2001/04/29 04:53:05 garbled Exp $
rcconf		rcconf		Edit startup configuration
inetdconf	inetdconf	Edit inetd.conf
mailerconf	mailerconf	Change your default mailer (mailer.conf)
usermgmtconf	usermgmtconf	Edit usermgmt.conf
dailyconf	dailyconf	Edit daily.conf
weeklyconf	weeklyconf	Edit weekly.conf
securityconf	securityconf	Edit security.conf
sysctl		sysctl		Edit NetBSD kernel parameters (sysctls)
localtime	localtime	Edit /etc/localtime (timezone)
Add a new sushi menu, system/localtime. This menu will allow the user to set his /etc/localtime file. It's functionally similar to the option in sysinst. 2001-04-29 08:53:05 +04:00			`# $NetBSD: index,v 1.4 2001/04/29 04:53:05 garbled Exp $`
Add the menu entries into the parent menu. Also, add a help file explaining what each of the functions perform. 2001-03-07 00:48:08 +03:00			`rcconf rcconf Edit startup configuration`
			`inetdconf inetdconf Edit inetd.conf`
			`mailerconf mailerconf Change your default mailer (mailer.conf)`
			`usermgmtconf usermgmtconf Edit usermgmt.conf`
			`dailyconf dailyconf Edit daily.conf`
			`weeklyconf weeklyconf Edit weekly.conf`
			`securityconf securityconf Edit security.conf`
Add the sysctl form to the system menu. This will allow users to both set sysctl's interactively, and save them in /etc/sysctl.conf. 2001-04-26 06:44:46 +04:00			`sysctl sysctl Edit NetBSD kernel parameters (sysctls)`
Add a new sushi menu, system/localtime. This menu will allow the user to set his /etc/localtime file. It's functionally similar to the option in sysinst. 2001-04-29 08:53:05 +04:00			`localtime localtime Edit /etc/localtime (timezone)`