With the recent fixes to cpp(1) and calendar(1), it is now safe to turn
on run_calendar by default. Include a note advising users who replace /usr/bin/cpp with a non-basesrc version to turn this off.
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# $NetBSD: daily.conf,v 1.7 2004/09/28 15:03:58 erh Exp $
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# $NetBSD: daily.conf,v 1.8 2004/11/30 02:03:57 jwise Exp $
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#
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# /etc/defaults/daily.conf --
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# default configuration of /etc/daily.conf
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expire_news=NO
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purge_accounting=YES
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run_msgs=YES
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# calendar uses cpp to expand user calendars.
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# calendar -a can be used as a local DOS by making an included file a
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# named pipe, thus this is turned off by default.
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run_calendar=NO
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# if you have replaced /usr/bin/cpp with a version of cpp which does not understand
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# the CPP_RESTRICTED environment variable, calendar -a can be used as a local DOS by
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# making an included file a named pipe
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run_calendar=YES
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check_uucp=YES
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check_disks=YES
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show_remote_fs=NO
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