Do not simply pipe the output of sysclean to xargs rm -f or you will most likely regret it.
It's a list of things to look at, not a list of things you definitely don't need.
It's a list of things to look at, not a list of things you definitely don't need.
I tried it once a long time ago; it failed to find the sqlite3 command (back when SQLite was part of base). I spent way too much time debugging a sqlite-based script until I noticed /usr/bin/sqlite3 was still on my system.
"sysclean is a perl(1) script designed to help remove obsolete files, users and groups, between OpenBSD upgrades."
Or you could read the release notes.