Remove -S from install commands

As of usr.bin/xinstall/install.c revision 1.68, -S is a no-op and
install(1) will always create files safely, thus clean the option usage
from the tree.

Diff from La

Remove -S from install commands

As of usr.bin/xinstall/install.c revision 1.68, -S is a no-op and
install(1) will always create files safely, thus clean the option usage
from the tree.

Diff from Lauri Tirkkonen <lotheac at iki dot fi>, thanks.

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Pass install the -S option to avoid a window where the target isn't
executable (by mode or content), which can trip up builds with 'make -j'
(The generic fix is in share/mk/*; some Makefiles have the

Pass install the -S option to avoid a window where the target isn't
executable (by mode or content), which can trip up builds with 'make -j'
(The generic fix is in share/mk/*; some Makefiles have their own INSTALL lines)

ok millert@ deraadt@

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One lorder to bind them all,
in the land of OpenBSD, where the cute daemon rules.

$OpenBSD$

COPY -> INSTALL_COPY and STRIP -> INSTALL_STRIP
This fixes namespace problems where STRIP is sometimes used as
the name of the strip(1) to use and other times used as
the flag to send install(1) when

COPY -> INSTALL_COPY and STRIP -> INSTALL_STRIP
This fixes namespace problems where STRIP is sometimes used as
the name of the strip(1) to use and other times used as
the flag to send install(1) when stripping (or not).
COPY doesn't have this problem (yet) but was poorly named.

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Fix the file dendancy problem the same way as on alpha/mips
this removed another patched file for powerpc port.

install -> ${INSTALL}, -c -> ${COPY}

rcsid

alpha and mips architectures use lorder.sh.gnm

initial import of NetBSD tree