- bozostrdup() gains a request parameter, and uses it to determine
what sort of error handling is required
- bozo_strdup() dies
- size_arrays() reduced slightly, pushing error handling into the caller
- convert to size_t for some array indices
- bozo_set_pref() and bozo_init_prefs() gain httpd parameters
- apply a bunch of manual CSE to vastly reduce the number of times the
string "request->hr_httpd" appears.
- CGI parse_header() takes a request not httpd now
XXX: lua glue updated to call bozo_init_prefs() with htttpd parameter,
but i'm only guessing here.
of src/sys/kern/kern_module.c), the default was "off" for all kernels
including rump kernels. While many (most?) kernel config files were
updated to include the new option, rump kernels weren't so lucky. Thus,
rump kernels still had autoload disabled.
This commit uses rump_sysctl to change the module_autoload_on value to
true (ie, enabled) before trying to test if autoloading actually works.
For now, I am _not_ changing the default for all rump kernels. I'll
leave that for another day, after all appropriate discussion has occurred.
the situation (as a WARNING) and continue. Don't return the error code
to the caller. Failure to register should not really happen - if it
does, all we really lose is auto-configuration of raid-sets.
the "-v" command line option to ipf_test. The -v option causes it to
display additional information, some of which is not fixed (looks like
an internal data structure address).
One fewer on the expected-failures list. :)
code. It runs rump.halt which returns an error status (since rump was
never started in the first place), and this causes atf to complain about
the cleanup routine's return status, logging the test as a failure!
code to permit detaching (and possible module unloading). Also,
convert tsleep()/wakeup() locking to use cv_wait_sig()/cv_broadcast().
Tested in non-modular, modular-builtin, and modular-loaded-at-runtime
environments.
