games/adventure/setup.c fails to check for errors when writing its
output. This means that, if the disk fills up at this point during a
build, it would nevertheless fail to return an error status.
use of const I missed in bin/6041; avoiding a signed/unsigned warning;
marking an unused parameter as such; revoking setgid privileges
(including the saved gid) rather than setuid ones; includes and
function prototypes in setup.c; the string passed to err() should not
end with a `.'. Together with the patch sent concerning adventure's
EOF handling, this synchronises adventure(6) in NetBSD with the Linux
port of the NetBSD games.
Via PR 6557 by Joseph Myers <jsm28@cam.ac.uk>
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