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Subject: carp man page not available on the FreeBDS web site
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Hi again. Minor glitch. The i386 relnotes for 5.4 say:

The Common Address Redundancy Protocol (CARP) has been implemented. 
CARP comes from OpenBSD and allows multiple hosts to share an IP 
address, providing high availability and load balancing. For more 
information, see the carp(4) manual page.

The link for finding the carp man pages returns "Sorry, no data found 
for `carp(4)'."