Seems to work on OpenBSD, tried it on 5.7 and 5.8; /etc/sysctl.conf is updated and sysctl values are updated without the need of a reboot. I think it's safe to add OpenBSD to the compatible os list. Probably should work on FreeBSD as well but I have not tested yet.
Seems to work on OpenBSD, tried it on 5.7 and 5.8; /etc/sysctl.conf is updated and sysctl values are updated without the need of a reboot. I think it's safe to add OpenBSD to the compatible os list. Probably should work on FreeBSD as well but I have not tested yet.