Trim DESCR a bit. Point to new rdist home; http://www.magnicomp.com/

1 files changed, 1 insertions, 101 deletions

diff --git a/net/rdist6/pkg-descr b/net/rdist6/pkg-descr
index f27d57d5f977..ce490802433a 100644
--- a/net/rdist6/pkg-descr
+++ b/net/rdist6/pkg-descr
@@ -1,13 +1,4 @@
-
-			 Rdist Version 6.1.2
-			  February 15, 1996
-
-			    Michael Cooper
-		    University Computing Services
-		  University of Southern California
-			   mcooper@usc.edu
-
-			 GENERAL INFORMATION
+Rdist Home: http://www.magnicomp.com/
 
 This is version 6.1 of Rdist from USC.  It is based on rdist from
 4.3BSD (classic).  It includes all fixes for all bugs known to the
@@ -18,12 +9,6 @@ This version of rdist is not directly compatible with rdist
 distributed with 4.3BSD and subsequent vendor releases, but does
 indirectly provide full backward compatibility.
 
-The current official version of rdist is available via anonymous ftp
-on usc.edu under /pub/rdist.  The current version is always
-retrievable as file "/pub/rdist/rdist.tar.gz".
-
-			   CHANGES/FEATURES
-
 This version of rdist does not need to be setuid "root" at all.  Rdist
 now uses the rsh(1c) [remote command] program to make connections to
 remote hosts, instead of making the connection directly.  This
@@ -31,88 +16,3 @@ eliminates the need to be run as "root".  Many thanks to Chris
 Siebenmann <cks@utcc.utoronto.ca> and John DiMarco
 <jdd@cdf.toronto.edu> who came up with an rsh version of rcmd() that
 makes this possible.
-
-This version supports automatic system determination and configuration
-for pre-ported platforms.  This means that rdist knows how to
-completely configure and compile itself for a number of platforms.
-Users don't need to worry about modifying any files to compile on a
-supported platform.
-
-See the ChangeLog file for the real details.  The end of that file
-contains the major new features compared to rdist classic.
-
-A paper titled "Overhauling Rdist for the '90s" from USENIX LISA VI
-is available for anonymous ftp on usc.edu as "/pub/rdist/overhaul.ps.gz".
-
-			      PLATFORMS
-
-This version of rdist has been ported to most major, and a number of
-not so major, platforms.  The complete list of supported platforms can
-be found by looking at all the config/os-*.h files.
-
-
-			    COMPATIBILITY
-
-This version of rdist differs greatly from older versions (as
-distributed with 4.3BSD) in that the client and the server portions
-are seperated into two distinct programs, rdist and rdistd,
-respectively.  The protocol used to communicate between the client and
-server has also been extensively modified.  These two items make
-providing "builtin" compatibility very difficult.  However, backwards
-compatibility is possible, provided you have a binary or source copy
-of the old rdist.
-
-The way the old rdist started a server rdist is to run "rdist
--Server".  If the new rdist is run with the "-Server" option, then it
-will exec a copy of the old rdist (usually /usr/old/rdist or
-/usr/ucb/oldrdist).  In this way, you get compatibility with hosts
-running the old rdist attempting to rdist to a machine running new
-rdist.  If your host running new rdist wants to rdist to a host
-running the old rdist, then it must run the old rdist program
-(/usr/old/rdist or /usr/ucb/oldrdist).
-
-[[ for FreeBSD; /usr/bin/rdist is the "old" rdist, and /usr/local/bin/
-[[ is the location of the "new" rdist6 and rdistd.
- 
-The definition _PATH_OLDRDIST in "config/config.h" controls the
-location of the old rdist.  If this is not defined, or the defined
-program does not exist at runtime, then rdist will print an error when
-run with the "-Server" option.
-
-			     BUG REPORTS
-
-Bug reports should be sent to "rdist-bugs@usc.edu".  All bug reports
-should include:
-
-1) The version of the rdist client and server you are running 
-   (use the -V option to rdist and rdistd)
-2) The platform (machine + OS name + OS version)
-3) A full description of the problem, including sample distfiles.
-4) If you have a patch to fix the problem, a context diff (diff -c)
-   of the original files vs. the fixed files
-
-			   RDIST MAIL LISTS
-
-There are two rdist mailling lists described below.  PLEASE DO NOT SEND
-GENERAL QUESTIONS TO ANY OF THESE LISTS.
-
-LIST NAME	SUBSCRIPTION ADDRESS	DESCRIPTION
----------------	-----------------------	------------------------------------
-rdist-announce	rdist-announce-request	Announcements about new versions 
-					of Rdist.
-
-rdist-dev	rdist-dev-request	Rdist developers mailling list.  
-					Discussion about rdist features, 
-					suggestions, bugs, etc.  Will also 
-					receive all rdist-announce mail.
-					Only those who are _SERIOUS_ about
-					being an rdist developer should be
-					on this list.
-
-To subscribe or unsubscribe, send email to the appropriate
-SUBSCRIPTION ADDRESS from above "@usc.edu".  i.e.
-"rdist-dev-request@usc.edu" for the "rdist-dev" list.
-
-Archives are available for anonymous ftp from usc.edu as
-
-	/pub/rdist/<LIST>.archive