Caused by improper initialization of struct lastlogx. Code has been
completely restructured, and we also now use pam_prompt() instead of
printf().
cvs: ----------------------------------------------------------------------
1003.1-2001, and leave the select() prototype in <unistd.h> for
compatibility. To allow for transition, reorganization of this is
deferred until netbsd-3 gets branched.
field of the IP header (ip->ip-len) indicates they should be. This handles
the case where an ethernet frame has been padded to meet the minimum ethernet
frame length or erroneously (my cisco switch unnecessarily adds 4 bytes to its
SYN). This padding will be included in the hardware checksum and may be
non-zero, thus making it incorrect.
Also, clear csum_flags when we want a s/w checksum, since we may have started
down the h/w checksum path and determined that it was not usable.
While here, clean-up a few WS nits and ifdef INET the hardware checksum code.
field of the IP header (ip->ip-len) indicates they should be. This handles
the case where an ethernet frame has been padded to meet the minimum ethernet
frame length or erroneously (my cisco switch unnecessarily adds 4 bytes to its
SYN). This padding will be included in the hardware checksum and may be
non-zero, thus making it incorrect.
number of mbuf clusters; also don't free the original mbuf chain
simplify vge_encap() and make error reporting more consistent
normalize vge_start() (including use of IFQ_* macros), and handle the case
when the input mbuf chain is defragmented
JUMBO packets seem to work fine now
on gnats-bugs in PR kern/29544.
Tested with an NFS client using default rwsize on an NFS server
with wm(4) interface configured IP4CSUM,TCP4CSUM,UDP4CSUM.
Prior revision required the server to have checksum offload disabled.
Use log(9) to warn the user instead of printf(9). Since the theory is that
the Ifile is "always in cache", but the greater performance risk is
when the inode entries can't be held in cache, note these two cases
separately, at different log levels (notice and warning, respectively).
I think this is enough to get rescue_tiny to fit again.
While there fix some bugs:
- %y failed to subtract 1900 from tm_year
- %p (am/pm) only worked at the end of the string
- %E% was treated at %% (ie match a % character)
regression test being added....
node, and use it as a reasonable default when no -A option is passed.
The difference is, modload(8) prefers /dev/ksyms rather than the sysctl
node, which is the behaviour we really want.
Unconditionally passing -A in rc.lkm prevents the loading of inter-
dependent modules from rc.d, as reported by Jeff Rizzo on netbsd-users.
with MKPIC=no, possibly because the target does not support shared
libraries, these include libraries required to resolve all symbols
which end up referenced from PAM-using applications. The libraries
presently required are -lcrypt, -lrpcsvc and -lutil.
Add use of these variables which are currently set up to use PAM,
so that they compile when MKPIC=no.
Also, in the telnetd case, reorder the order of the libraries, so
that libtelnet.a comes before -ltermcap and -lutil, again to fix
link error when MKPIC=no.
Discussed with thorpej and christos.
