>Date: Tue, 07 Dec 1993 16:31:34 +1200
>From: C.R.Harding@massey.ac.nz (Craig Harding)
>
>>So, should I dig into the Kermit source to make it match tip(1)?
>>Or, should I update my system to match what C-Kermit thinks is the
>>standard BSD 4.4 lockfile system?  In which direction is NetBSD going?
>
>I didn't see a reply to this posted to the list, presumably some replies
>went directly to Mike. I'm very interested in this as well and would like to
>know about the "official" NetBSD practice for this.

In the end I decided not to mess with it, i.e. leave things as they
are.  It's easier to make kermit conform to cu/tip/uucp than the other
way around.  If you need kermit you can get a NetBSD version of
5A(189) from
sun-lamp.cs.berkeley.edu:/pub/NetBSD-current/othersrc/kermit.tar.gz
(or something like that).

There's also a beta version of 5A(190) around, for the adventurous.
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