Notes:
* The immediately previous version of make errored out on --,
which is what needs fixing.
* Historic bsd make silently ate -- and continued to process
options, so this is a behavior change from that, too, but presumably
there is more to gain in fixing it than in being bug-compatible.
* types are added to (rather than overriding) the default list
* Still use "ignorefs none" to clear the list (including the default list)
* Fix argument parsing when using "none"
This makes "ignorefs" much more useful if you just want to add another
fstype to the default list.
Simplify variable assignment.
This makes it possible to use expressions like
${("${LIST:Msomething"}):?present:absent}
it also makes treatment of lhs and rhs more consistent, and
makes CondToken easier to read.
Update unit-test/cond1 to test new features.
until it's writable or it fails with something other than EINTR.
This matches the behaviour in SUSv3, and prevents the problem when
pressing ^T (SIGINFO, which is marked as restartable) during connection
setup would cause ftp to fail with EADDRINUSE or EALREADY when the
second connect(2) was attempted on the same socket.
Problem found and solution provided by Maxime Henrion <mux@freebsd.org>.
which is a more generic "that's not in the tree" response.
ENOPROTOOPT was specific to the net subtree under the old framework,
and didn't add much value (other than letting the caller know they
were looking up something under the net subtree, which they presumably
ought to have known already).
Just continue. This matches the man page, the POSIX standard, and even the
comment above that code!
From OpenBSD, via jmc@openbsd, via wiz@netbsd.
POSIX part confirmed by kleink@netbsd
:-)
- use getprogname everywhere
- fix bug where if no .vacation.db existed, and the first message was not
suitable for reply, vacation would create a 0 length db file, and from
then on it would fail to process.
- handle e-mail address parsing better.
they are indirectly gotten from kernel memory and as such should be read
with KVM_READ.
This fixes fstat core dumps when some process holds a reference in a Linux
ext2fs filesystem.
Thanks to Aleksy Schubert (alx.at.mimuw.dot.edu.dot.pl) for debugging this
with me.
the temporary file even if the test program is executed given its full path.
That is, running /somewhere/test.sh could result in a call to mktemp like
mktemp /tmp//somewhere/test.sh.XXXXX, which fails.
Fixes PR misc/23447 by Piotr Meyer.
