i've fixed a lot of bugs in it):
* implement yp_close_map(struct opt_map *), to close a specific map,
using the guts of yp_close_last()
* simplify yp_close_last() to use yp_close_map()
* ypdb_open_db(): add the st_dev, st_ino, and st_mtime of each map to
the cached info, and check if changes if the db is cached; if so, close
the map and reopen it fresh. also uncache entries if the domain or
file disappear
if (test1)
if (test2)
error()
else {
...
}
this happened when i changed test2 from a void statement to actually
checking its return value.
the effect of this? a YP_MASTER_KEY value wasn't being added to the
generated databases, which was Not Good.
- use fgetln() instead of fgets()
- store info in internal buffer
- fix \\ support
- count line numbers internally, so \\ lines don't mess up count
* ypdb_store():
- ensure that the length of key or val doesn't exceed YPMAXRECORD
* makedbm, mknetid, revnetgroup, stdethers, stdhosts:
- improve error handling
- take advantage of rewritten read_line(), and cleanup line parsing
- don't print trailing ` ' for key/val pairs with an empty val
* Makefile.yp:
- fix up building of ypservers (from Chuck Cranor)
* ypinit.sh:
- remove leading spaces in variable assignment (from Chuck Cranor)
Stopgap fix for PR 4225 by Matthias Scheler (rpc.statd doesn't run on m68k).
XXX This should be done in a different way. XXX
Matthias proposes to use a PMAP capable of mapping more than 256 MB
per user process (You can do this by changing your vm_param constants
even now).
However, statd could use saner data structure to save on address space
easily. E.g., most host names will be much smaller than the allocated
1024(+1 for trailing zero) bytes. Using variable length names would
allow, depending on environment, a factor of 30 more hosts per address
space.
Btw, if anybody really needs more than 16k hosts handled by statd, the
data structure is unsuable anyway; currently, the array of entries is
linearly searched. Something like a DB_BTREE should be used.
veego