Not sure what's more surprising: how long it took for NetBSD to
catch up to the rest of the BSDs (including UCB), or the amount of
code that NetBSD has claimed for itself without attributing to the
actual authors.
OK deraadt@
fstypesnames[], but that entry is NULL. The last valid file system
name is at fstypesnames[FSMAXTYPES-1].
Encountered and diagnosed by pedro@.
ok pedro@ deraadt@
marked obsolete since the opendev() behaviour it turned on is now the
default.
'it can go' deraadt@
'no API of mine has ever made it into a standard' downsj@
and then setting errno to EFAULT. that is balony programming! they
should keep stumbling along to purposely create a crash, so that the
programmer stops doing that kind of stupid crap. ok otto
November of that year; however, the corresponding man changes were
never backed out.
do that now, reversing -r1.3 of this file;
original pr and diff from peter philipp (this commit closes pr #4309);
i chose to revert -r1.3 rather than accept the new wording from peter;
thanks jaredy@ for tracking all this down, and supplying the ok...
using it. Make uu_lock_txfr work by properly checking return value from
put_pid(). Fix an FD leak on the lockfile in an error path (from FreeBSD
with modifications). OK millert@, input from otto@ and Bruno Rohee.
This allows an application to only update a password entry if it is
in the state it expects. Additionally, if the old passwd struct
is specified the new one may have a different pw_name field since
matching is done on the original. Adapted from FreeBSD.
instead of 16. E.g. it is now /dev/{p,t}typ[0-9a-zA-z] instead of just
/dev/{p,t}typ[0-9a-f]. This requires that you update MAKEDEV and run:
# cd /dev && ./MAKEDEV pty0 && rm -f [pt]ty[rq]*
ioctl(2), an unprivileged process may allocate a pty and have its owner
and mode set appropriately. This means that programs such as xterm and
screen no longer need to be setuid. Programs using the openpty()
function require zero changes and will "just work".
Designed by beck@ and deraadt@; changes by beck@ with cleanup (and
a rewrite of the vnode bits) by art@ and tweaks/bugfixes by me.
Tested by many.
millert