For example, this used to give false logs of matching fingerprint for
foo.sh while foo.sh don't have an entry, and the program executed (and
matching the fingerprint) is the interpreter - /bin/sh.
- Merge 4.4BSD strerror.3 man page changes that summarize information
for all the error printing functions. This makes the perror(3) page
obsolete.
- Implement all error functions in terms of strerror_r(), including
__strerror() which is not used internally. Can it be removed?
- Bump version for strerror_r
IPIs in the MULTIPROCESSOR case. Adjust all callers.
- In fpusave_cpu(), block IPIs for the entire duration (while we have
CPUF_FPUSAVE set in ci_flags) to fix the deadlock that leads to
"panic: fpsave ipi didn't", as described in PR port-alpha/26383.
Many thanks to Michael Hitch for the analysis and initial patch which
this one is derived from.
to use.
Also, add sysctl helper macro SYSCTL_PFX_INT (for SampleRate) that
prepends an arbitrary prefix to the sysctl name, instead of sc->sc_
like SYSCTL_INT. Factor with SYSCTL_INT.
and antenna diversity:
Check the hardware capabilities---transmit power control (TPC),
antenna diversity---before setting up the sysctls that control
those capabilities. Previously, the TPC and ant. diversity sysctls
were not setup because ath_sysctlattach was called before sc_hastpc
and sc_hasdiversity were initialized, so users could not view/control
antenna diversity or TPC settings, even on hardware with those
capabilities.
Obey the user's transmit-antenna selection even when sending IBSS
beacons on hardware with VEOL capability; for all other hardware/modes,
only switch transmit antennas after every four beacons if the user
has not selected a transmit antenna---i.e., they chose antenna 1
or 2 instead of 0 ("auto").
as I thought. The latter actually sets the station listen interval.
We cannot get/set "drop-unencrypted" and "privacy" properties
independently with SIOCS80211NWKEY, so put back IEEE80211_IOC_PRIVACY
and IEEE80211_IOC_DROPUNENCRYPTED.
Thanks Sam Leffler for pointing out my mistakes.
- Add new -C option to 'usermod'. This allows a quick way to temporary
lock a users account. This is similar to how FreeBSD do it using
'adduser'. This function can be very handy to administrators!
- Import a function to check if the inputted class actually exists. It
contains my modifications to test whether /etc/login.conf exists
in the first place. -OpenBSD
- Add new -C option to 'usermod'. This allows a quick way to temporary
lock a users account. This is similar to how FreeBSD do it using
'adduser'. This function can be very handy to administrators!
- Import a function to check if the inputted class actually exists. It
contains my modifications to test whether /etc/login.conf exists
in the first place. -OpenBSD
While I am there:
- KNF (long wrapped lines, and spaces after void casts).
- Factor out some common code.
- Fix error messages.
1. Consistently capitalize them.
2. Fix err->errx and warn->warnx inappropriate uses.
3. Use regerror where appropriate.
4. Don't call warn()/err() to report errors after you trashed errno
by calling other syscalls. Save and restore the errno instead,
or in the warn() case, call warn() first.
- Fix size_t - int, uid_t - int confusion.
- Pass lint
grant