replies.  ok henning@

uptodate, namely, wcsto(u)l(l) family, wcstod, stubs from wctrans/towctrans
crank minor.
okay millert@, jmc@.

code would dereference NULL for mixed letter and number args.
OK deraadt@

prompted by deraadt@ and henning@, ok marco@

do it's job it would have to choose between two cases:
1. either it would take a very long time to get the correct adjustment, thus,
if you are not currently on the net right, you wait a long time (or must
type ^C, which is ridiculous)
2. ntpd could be modified to "abort early", but then would not meet the
promise made by -s in the manual page (note: it does not say that it
"tries")
therefore, -s and -S must become user choices.  Sorry.  This same choice is
made in lots of other places

ok mickey@

APIWARN
okay millert@, otto@

eases things
tested by Jason Ackley <jason@ackley.net> Matthias Kilian
<kili@outback.escape.de> Stephen Marley <stephen@marley.org.uk> sturm@
theo ok

no longer needs initializing (we use mmap for malloc entirely now)
noticed by kjell, ok dhartmei, tested by me

(commented out).

relevant when the dummy ruleset can't be loaded, we still want to enable
pf, otherwise the real ruleset (even if that does load correctly) won't
be active. might happen on a non-GENERIC kernel or after an update (before
/etc is manually updated). reported by Jim Rees. ok frantzen@

unsigned but there is no ABI change.  OK deraadt@

should be generally usable, split this out into option 'P'. ok deraadt

ok beck@

from original author (David Mazieres)

- add a `method' capability to the whitelist example
ok beck@

stir after eating 400000 words.  ok + input deraadt

ACPI tables into kernel memory and attach ACPI and HPET timers currently.
In order to test this code, enabling the devices in GENERIC as well as
the ACPI_ENABLE option is needed.  This code does not do any thermal
control yet, so this should be done with care depending on the platform.
In the tree so more people can contribute to making this more fully
featured.
Ok niklas@ grange@ tedu@

explicit about mktemp(3) in the man page.

necessary for regular carp setups. There are situations where you need this,
but if you're going to use it, think hard about redesigning your network so
you don't have to.
ok deraadt@ mpf@ henning@

ok jaredy@ miod@

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