August 5, 201015 yr I think you can prune /etc/rmt, /usr/libexec/rmt This is usually used to access a magnetic tape drive remotely and I doubt unRAID machines will have a tape drive on them. It's part of the tar package. root@unraidvm:/# ls -l /etc/rmt /usr/libexec/rmt lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 16 Jul 19 08:46 /etc/rmt -> /usr/libexec/rmt* -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 23680 Dec 14 2006 /usr/libexec/rmt* root@unraidvm:/# rmt -? rmt: invalid option -- ? Try `rmt --help' for more information. root@unraidvm:/# rmt --help Usage: rmt [OPTION] Manipulate a tape drive, accepting commands from a remote process. --version Output version info. --help Output this help. Report bugs to <[email protected]>.
August 5, 201015 yr Nice topic. We are always asking for stuff to be put in but v5 changes the dynamic. I wonder how we find more.
August 5, 201015 yr The normal Slackware distro's no longer use IFPLUGD, maybe they never used it? I'm not certain if networking hotplug is handled by udev / dbus instead or if it's really needed at all.
August 5, 201015 yr The normal Slackware distro's no longer use IFPLUGD, maybe they never used it? I'm not certain if networking hotplug is handled by udev / dbus instead or if it's really needed at all. ifplugd is used to handle bringing eth0 up/down as a result of plugging/unplugging the physical cable (and beep the speaker). It's been my experience that udev won't do that, but it has been a long time since I tried it.
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