- make fatal proper macros
- fix typos in comments
- fix logical error initializing pam
XXX: Seems to work now, but the whole process is awkward.
Asking for an ssh passphrase and using this to do unix authentication is wrong.
Falling back to the old style auth is awkward. We should really provide a
pam_rootauth module if we want to support that.
Use at most half of ttywidth for WHERE field (hostname) instead
of a hardcoded maximum width. (XXX: this is still not a good
default for displays under 80 columns. Should probably count
the width of all the other columns, using 8 for the WHAT field.)
current directory.
The previous behaviour (of trusting the remote server's response when
retrieving the list of files to mget with prompting disabled) has been
in ftp ~forever, and has been a "known issue" for a long time.
Recently an advisory was published by D.J. Bernstein on behalf of
Yosef Klein warning of the problems with the previous behaviour, so
to alleviate concern I've fixed this with a sledgehammer.
Remember the local cwd after any operation which may change it.
Use "remotecwd" instead of "remotepwd".
ignoring suffix-specific path search. So if a node was marked .MADE,
then suffix rules would not be applied to it, and we would look for
the file only in the default path, not the suffix-specific path.
XXX: Now that we looked for the suffix, we can save it in the GNode,
but we don't do this yet.
that things don't wrap. Add -w flag to enable full output. Delete mention
of the old and not supported flags. This was 11 years ago, and very few
people even remember what these flags did.
* The function speed(), imported from 4.4BSD-Lite2, has never been
used by NetBSD. Obtained from FreeBSD.
* Finish removing -L (litout) option. This has not been supported
since rev. 1.5 (NetBSD 1.0). The option still appeared in the
usage and man page. Obtained from FreeBSD.
* In function doit(), dead code imported from 4.4BSD-Lite2, dealing
with termios. NetBSD cracked this nut differently long before this
import. Obtained from FreeBSD.
vp->v_specinfo to get the proper st_dev and st_rdev numbers. We're
already picking over the kernel, so let's do it right. That means
also asserting the file type for the /dev/pts directory (S_IFDIR) and
nodes therein (S_IFCHR).
Remove getptsmajor(), since we no longer need it. Besides, it was
being used wrongly.
* Only remember {WWW,Proxy}-Authenticate "Basic" challenges; no point
in tracking any others since ftp doesn't support them.
* Improve the parsing of HTTP responses.
to be wildcarded.
As a side effect, this allows '**' in the date field to match every
day of the year, which is very useful for TODO items.
It's important to note that the syntax has a lot of hardcoded (and
undocumented) ambiguity resolution stuff, and is crying out for a
simplification, and maybe some use of yacc and lex.
When this is done, a minor flag day (and probably a compatibility
flag :-( ) should be included, for current users who are making
use of some of the corner cases. I'll raise this on tech-userlevel
before going there. CVS:
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directory, use the first found of:
./calendar
./.calendar
/etc/calendar
Note that currently only the first found of these is used (so that users may
override a system calendar placed in /etc if desired). Users who want can always
use #include to continue the chain...
This fixes a core dump when auto-completing filenames and at least one of the
file names is larger than the screen width.
Bug report and fix by Peter Bex in PR#28382
the beginning of the lines since the addition is supposed to be "verbatim".
Fix a comment for compile_text indicating it's also used for the 'c' command.
addition to the host name. This option is needed by programs suchs as
telnetd, because at the point they invoke login, they already have opened
a pty, and the stdin of login is no longer the socket connected to the
remote host. In addition don't chop the hostname up to the first dot if
the domain matches. These practices are 70's fashion and they only serve
to lose information. These days we have long enough fields in utmpx and
wtmpx to store the full names.
the 1003.1-2001 Thread Safe Functions (TSF) getgrnam_r(3) and getpwnam_r(3).
These are not implemented in sysctl(3) "user.*", since that adds a lot
of complexity in the implementation for no real benefit.
lukem