syntax error if the #define happens before stdlib.h is included.
If abs is #defined, #undef and issue a warning. This is similar
to what Tru64 UNIX does and is effectively the same as what happens
on Solaris (though on Solaris the real abs() is a macro).
bit flags ORed together. Currently the only flags defined are
_PASSWORD_SECUREONLY and _PASSWORD_OMITV7 but this is enough to
cause pw_mkdb() to run pwd_mkdb with the options we want.
With this change we no longer generate the old V7 passwd file when
only the extra fields in master.passwd (or the encrypted password)
have changed. There are other programs that could probably use
the _PASSWORD_OMITV7 flag; they will be converted at a future date.
checking if a make build of the entire system still works? How many
other parts of the tree are now not going to build? All development
has not stopped until this is fixed.
Needed for cap_mkdb to really DRT when given several input files or
an output file with a different name from the input file.
cvs: ----------------------------------------------------------------------
"options edns0" in /etc/resolv.conf will enable the behavior. no behavior
change if you don't have the line. see resolv.conf(5) for more details.
EDNS0 is useful for avoiding TCP DNS queries/replies on larger DNS responses.
also, draft-ietf-dnsext-message-size-* plans to mandate EDNS0 support for DNS
clients that support IPv6 transport.
to #ifndef __cplusplus. It turns out there is code outside of libm
that wants to use this. I suppose that's why it is in math.h instead
of math_private.h ;-)
things like rm can't remove files with ridiculously long path names
that were created by some script kiddie trying in vain to exploit
something. Previously, the length was effectively constrained to
USHRT_MAX due to one of the internal structs. Also, nuke FTS_CHDIRROOT
since it never worked correctly and hasn't been documented for a
long time.
- remove extra subshells;
- use exec on terminal commands, avoiding dangling shells that don't
control anything.
More correct:
- use && some more;
- remove `-' in front of includes, so that failures WILL fail...
Okay millert@, deraadt@
fgsch