Jon Buller wrote:
> In message <3CC73934.1080108@mac.com>, paul beard writes:

>>
>>but will that make the keys? That's what hoses things up.
> 
> 
> It did on my machine when I started it up.  And all my 1.5.x machines
> have behaved that way as well.  If you look at the code, (either once
> you've load /etc/rc.d on you machine, or in the repository) you will
> see a pre-command to start that checks if a key file exists, and calls
> a keygen routine if it doesn't.

well, that's very nice but hardly obvious: I assumed setting 
various options to YES just made them run, not set up things like 
keyfiles. perhaps some one-line comments in rc.conf would be 
helpful: options commented out, of course, but some idea of what 
will happen if they're enabled.

I seem to have missed where a lot of this stuff is documented.

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