openbsd-ports/net/ipcad/pkg/PLIST

@comment $OpenBSD: PLIST,v 1.5 2004/09/15 18:17:41 espie Exp $
@man man/man5/ipcad.conf.5
@man man/man8/ipcad.8
sbin/ipcad
share/doc/ipcad/
share/doc/ipcad/AUTHORS
share/doc/ipcad/BUGS
share/doc/ipcad/COPYING
share/doc/ipcad/README
share/examples/ipcad/
share/examples/ipcad/ipcad.conf.sample
@sample ${SYSCONFDIR}/ipcad.conf
@extraunexec rm -rf /var/ipcad
new plists, kill a few INSTALL scripts. 2004-09-15 14:17:38 -04:00			`@comment $OpenBSD: PLIST,v 1.5 2004/09/15 18:17:41 espie Exp $`
			`@man man/man5/ipcad.conf.5`
			`@man man/man8/ipcad.8`
ipcad 2.6.2 IPCAD is an ip accounting daemon. It uses bpf or pcap to access interfaces and gather ip statistics. Collected numbers are arranged to form an address-to-address flow pairs and than can be accessed via rsh in Cisco fashion. 2002-04-28 22:45:16 -04:00			`sbin/ipcad`
new plists, kill a few INSTALL scripts. 2004-09-15 14:17:38 -04:00			`share/doc/ipcad/`
ipcad 2.6.2 IPCAD is an ip accounting daemon. It uses bpf or pcap to access interfaces and gather ip statistics. Collected numbers are arranged to form an address-to-address flow pairs and than can be accessed via rsh in Cisco fashion. 2002-04-28 22:45:16 -04:00			`share/doc/ipcad/AUTHORS`
Update to 3.4.4; from form@pdp-11.org.ru. ok pval@ 2004-03-31 02:53:08 -05:00			`share/doc/ipcad/BUGS`
			`share/doc/ipcad/COPYING`
ipcad 2.6.2 IPCAD is an ip accounting daemon. It uses bpf or pcap to access interfaces and gather ip statistics. Collected numbers are arranged to form an address-to-address flow pairs and than can be accessed via rsh in Cisco fashion. 2002-04-28 22:45:16 -04:00			`share/doc/ipcad/README`
new plists, kill a few INSTALL scripts. 2004-09-15 14:17:38 -04:00			`share/examples/ipcad/`
ipcad 2.6.2 IPCAD is an ip accounting daemon. It uses bpf or pcap to access interfaces and gather ip statistics. Collected numbers are arranged to form an address-to-address flow pairs and than can be accessed via rsh in Cisco fashion. 2002-04-28 22:45:16 -04:00			`share/examples/ipcad/ipcad.conf.sample`
new plists, kill a few INSTALL scripts. 2004-09-15 14:17:38 -04:00			`@sample ${SYSCONFDIR}/ipcad.conf`
Yes, that's yet another @extra round ... 2004-04-14 14:59:07 -04:00			`@extraunexec rm -rf /var/ipcad`