the login_* helper programs and other support will be committed in the
near future.

a single chunk with the strings pointing elsewhere in the buffer so
a simple free() of the struct passwd * is all that is needed to decallocate.

getpass(3) is now implemented in terms of readpasasphrase(3).

bsd_auth.h when BSD authentication is committed.

cases where we did not previously handle them.
Thanks to Scott Atwood <atwood@cs.stanford.edu> for reminding us of this.

From ianm@kashmir.cit.nepean.uws.edu.au.

that if a shutdown-less reboot occurs, the next re-seed is not a repeat

NL_TEXTMAX characters.

use printf(1) here.  This way there is no possibility of format
string problems and we use a shell builtin instead of an external
command.

inspiration from dynamo@ime.net.
also a typo fix.

breaks and getting rid of short lines, making these files easier to work with.

may be no /etc/mail/sendmail.cf so don't include that in the check
for whether or not to run /usr/sbin/sendmail.  Instead, check for
the existence of /etc/mailer.conf.  Pointed out by Theo.

-q flag to ls(1) so that non-printable characters will appear as '?'. This
prevents a malicious user from fooling the administrator into thinking the
contents of a file name are actually valid script output (note that you can
put newlines in file names); deraadt@ ok

be passed to the command interpreter.

are created properly.

need to add it.

xterm or equivalent

argument to .Dt, and move the BUGS section to the end like most man pages.
This is my 1000th commit since joining the OpenBSD dev team.