only one.
X11 is configured here to start on ttyC5, like on i386 again. This requires
alpha-specific changes to the X servers, that went in the tree before 3.2
was released.
On tga-compatible boards, there are no virtual consoles available, and these
changes will have no effect.
they do this by sending to stdout. commands like: 'ftp -o - ftp://blah/foo>foo'
do not like having data added to the output stream.
since we only define these two functions in an environment where /dev/tty
exists, send output to /dev/tty to make sure it does not corrupt the output
stream of commands.
one created during an install by making the name it contains a FQDN.
Make the /etc/hosts file installed from etcXX.tgz internally consistant
by including a valid entry for the name in /etc/myname.
These two files will 'survive' the install process only if the user
chooses to *not* configure the network. In that scenario these changes
silence the sendmail complaints about 'My unqualified host name ...'.
ok deraadt@.
did NOT approve those for commit. why did mickey feel he was ok to go
commiting a set of diffs which had not been passed around and tested by people?
we don't know. mickey, have you got something to say for yourself?
* manpage related things moved to src/libssl/man/Makefile
* there are now 3 obj directories src/libssl/{crypto,ssl,man}/ instead
of one single src/libssl/obj
* instead of running Configure (with generates lots of symlinks, and
opensslconf.h) this patch stores pre-computed opensslconf.h files
in src/libssl/crypto/arch
* requires a make includes before the library can be built
* libssl and libcrypto can be build separately
(e.g. cd src/libssl/ssl && make obj && make)
* make depend is now supported
* no more symlink trees
tested by miod@ and fries@
henning