On Thu, May 31, 2001 at 12:33:47PM -0700, Tim Rightnour wrote:

> 
> On 31-May-01 Julio Merino wrote:
> > I think I haven't expressed the question properly... I would mean if it's
> > there any -interactive- adduser command. I've seen useradd, but I'm not
> > used to it, lol. (I think I'll write an interactive command for this ;)
> 
> There is, but only in netbsd-current.  It's called sushi, and it's a whole
> menu-based system administration tool, not just for adding users.
> 
> If you're a newbie.. then I wouldn't suggest upgrading to current, and sushi
> isn't totally ready for release, it needs a bit of work in the system
> configuration menus to catch up to -current's changes.  But when 1.6 comes out,
> sushi should work fine for you.  (doesn't help you now.. I know... ;( )

Heh, never mind. I prefer to learn how things really work instead of using
that kind of tools. But... will sushi be something like sysinstall in freebsd?
I hope it will be better :)

BTW, when will 1.6 come out?

Thanks

> 
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