should make this work with the IETF standard some day, also.
* kludge with writes and permissions a bit to be able to flush data
cached in ubc to files which are already with r/o permissions in
the backend
Automatically enable writes to the 'labelsector' if necessary.
Detect and recover from problems with the write-protected 'labelsector'
stopping writes to nearby sectors when the non-raw disk device is used.
Support the installation of 512-byte pbr boot code (eg fatboot).
Verify that there is enough reserved space in the bpb (if not all zeros) to
avoid overwriting the start of FAT filesystems.
+ rather than using global variables, accessed all over the place, create
a local structure, and pass it down.
+ add a -p argument to denote a prefix, so that it's possible to record
a different directory hierarchy from the one that was scanned. One
typical use would be:
# ./veriexecgen -v -d /usr/dest/i386 -a -p /usr/dest/i386 -r -o fingers
to create a fingerprint database called fingers from the files located
in the /usr/dest/i386 hierarchy, but without the leading /usr/dest/i386
prefix:
# Generated by agc, Tue Dec 19 13:10:34 2006
/bin/domainname SHA256 12622c8f3698e51f090abf84ce81aaaaa1ed72135291b41a3e7d6c7b6a2a9847
/bin/chmod SHA256 5c3f8fec48601e0eaf7f47522ad8ff9fabb442b123ada97a71de285b4f6bf658
+ make veriexecgen into a host tool
Remove a "(void)&" construction: iop is used by the parent
and always set after the vfork(). Also flag some parameters __unused
so this will compile with -Wextra.
bin/ls sources to libutil:
o Bump libutil minor version number
o Fix uses to include <util.h> to pick up the function definitions
o Fix most uses of flags_to_string() to release the now-malloc()ed result
1. use EXIT_SUCCESS and EXIT_FAILURE, rather than 0 or 1, throughout
2. add some comments
3. use descriptive names for variables, so that their use is easily
gleaned.
or an inability to get the real path, as fatal.
Be a bit more verbose about this in the default case - tell the user
which directory entry caused the failure.
Also introduce a new -W flag, which will warn the user about the
error, but will still continue processing - it treats errors as
warnings, and allows a signatures file to be built.
