Remove usage of sysexits.h #183
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A recent discussion on the OpenBSD tech-mailing-list[1] brought to my attention that sysexits.h originates from sendmail(8) and further usage is not encouraged. [1] http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-tech&m=149191614721371&w=2
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I think Looks good to me! |
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Thanks, merged! @calleerlandsson care to craft a release? I'm the process of making pick |
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Sure thing! Should we get #185 merged in before? |
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That would be nice. I would really appreciate if you could take a closer |
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Surprised to find out that the h option has been broken from the start.
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A recent discussion on the OpenBSD tech-mailing-list brought to my
attention that sysexits.h originates from sendmail(8) and further usage
is not encouraged.
Ping @calleerlandsson @mike-burns