are installed as part of the package.
Enable the verification of the integrity of any symbolic links
in the package in "pkg_admin check".
Add a check to pkg_delete to verify the integrity of the symbolic link
before deletion, and to act in the same way as an MD5 failure if the
symbolic link has been modified since package creation time.
Bump version number.
Addresses PR 23048 from Klaus Klein.
files for machines I know to have genuine PCI slots. As sent to tech-kern
for feedback in December 2003. Based on feedback, opencrypto is commented
out in the macppc GENERIC (due to absense of GENERIC_SOFTINT support),
and added to the sparc64 config (sys/arch/sparc64/conf/GENERIC32).
MD MAKEDEV.conf into the generated file
don't copy the 'PLEASE RUN ...' paragraph to the generated file
don't copy the list of individual devices to the generated file -
the info is available in MAKEDEV(8) for those who need it
skrueger-at-europe-dot-com. (It turns out that the mutex used to
serve two different purposes, not just one, and for its current use,
it's actually miss-named. Will fix that some other time.)
Tested on macppc by HATANO Hiromichi.
Note I guess this bug could be fixed only adding one htole32(),
but I'd rather clean up endianness handling:
- Use htole32() only to accesses against DMA descriptors.
- Don't use uint32_t union member with htole32()/le32toh()
to access uint8_t/uint16_t descriptors.
- Add le32toh() in some DPRINTF.
(XXX: strictly speaking, bus_dmamap_sync() is needed for these DPRINTF)
Revert fgetln/asprintf changes from rev 1.26 - fgetln(3) does not return
a NUL-terminated string, so using strchr(3) is inappropriate. As the entry
from the password file is a known size, there's no need to use fgetln(3),
just use fgets(3) for consistency. This also means that an inappropriate
cast to int from asprintf(3) is unneeded, which was apparently causing
problems on OpenBSD's sparc64 port - just be consistent and use snprintf(3).
onoe