* A magic value USE_LOCAL_TIME (defined as 99999) may be passed as the
Timezone to Convert(), instructing it to use mktime() to work
in the local time zone, instead of using mktime_z to work in UTC
(and then adding the specified timezone offset).
* Some old code is removed now that there's no need to find the local
timezone offset.
* Allow either one or both of the now and zone arguments to
parsedate() to be NULL, treating them independently. Previously,
if either one was NULL, the other was ignored.
* If the zone argument is specified, then the current date is calculated
in the specified zone, not in local time.
Also add some disabled debug code.
This should fix PR lib/47916.
NetBSD 6.1_STABLE and other operating system (OS X 10.9.5).
* sa_len of sockaddr_un strucrure is always set to sizeof(sun_path).
* pathname stored in sun_path is alwasys '\0' terminated (except length
of sun_path is sizeof(sun_path)?).
Should be fix PR kern/49247, runtime problem of lmtp service of dovecot2 on
NetBSD current and NetBSD 7.0_BETA.
a numeric timezone. Move some productions from "time" to "time_numericzone".
Increment yyHaveZone when encountering one of these.
Previously, input of the form "HH:MM:SS +ZZZZ" would not have set the
yyhaveZone flag.
Allow the Xserver to map PCI IO space. Not needed for Sun-branded graphics
cards but Xorg can actually cold boot a few others, which will need it.
( if only to access standard VGA registers )
that was designed for handling two-digit abbreviated years.
For example, "1/2/70" still refers to the year 1970, as before,
but "70-01-02" now refers to the year 70.
* Add a new yyHaveFullYear member to struct dateinfo, to record whether
or not the year needs to be adjusted.
* Code that parses years sets yyHaveFullYear=1 if they know that the
year should not be adjusted (as is the case for ISO 8601 dates), or if
they perform their own adjustment (as is the case for CVS timestamps).
* Move the year adjustment code into a new function, AdjustYear,
instead of inline in Convert().
* Make Convert() assume the year doesn't need to be adjusted,
and make Convert's callers first call AdjustYear() if appropriate.
Instead of just checking that parsedate(3) does not return an error,
also pass the result through localtime_r(3) or gmtime_r(3) and check the
year/month/day/hour/minute/second fields in the resulting struct tm.
for the float case, reflecting the actual exp2f() argument value after
rounding to float precision. Fixes PR lib/49256. Thanks to Makoto
Kamada and Tetsuya Isaki for the analysis.
* Fix an unaligned access error on BeagleBone Black with FreeBSD.
Thanks to Guy Yur for the patch.
* Remove the fast loop trying to up an interface which does not
report carrier.
* Remove vis based encoding - instead validate against option type and
stop at invalid [1]
This removes all shell escaped encoding - dhcpcd will assume that IF
the --script option is a shell, it will quote variables correctly.
The stock dhcpcd-run-hooks does.
* dhcpcd -V now prints how the variables will be decoded.
* Changed some options in dhcpcd-definitions.conf to more sensible defaults.
* Don't daemonise on delegated address dad.
* Don't drop delegated reject route when forking.
* Fix IPv6 handling of link-local addresses on KAME stacks.
* Work on OpenBSD-5.6 without any special interface setup needed.
* Callout to handlecarrier when we don't have real carrier support and
rely on looking at IFF_UP and IFF_RUNNING.
This allows our hooks to know that dhcpcd thinks we have a carrier or not.
[1] DHCP option encodings defined in dhcpcd-definitions.conf
* domain (RFC3397)/dname (string) is strict domain name allowance
(ie, [alnum] with _- (but not at the start or end))
* string is now printable ascii (1-127) until invalid
* ascii is all ascii (1-127) until invalid
* raw is all chars (1-255) until NUL
* binhex is a hex representation of the option including embedded NULs
* ssid is still escpaed octal because it's expected to be human readable
AND can technically be all NUL
* everything else has strict option -> value encoding
scsi 3 inquiry command than expected by the size of the scsi 3 inquiry
packet. This can be detected by looking at the additional_length field
returned by the scsi 2 inquiry. If that's the case, avoid doing the
scsi 3 inquiry because we can't handle the extra bytes later.
XXX: Pullup -7
