this to tech-{pkg,install}. In short, the pkg names in (new) second
field will be used by the build process under basesrc/src/dist/pkg to
generate PLISTs. The package divisions here may be two finely or coarsely
grained, although I think they're a happy medium -- I will give more
detail/justification in the writeup.
- parser now uses yacc/lex (there'll be no symbol conflict).
- outbound policy and inbound policy is now separate
- policy specification for tunnel SA is improved
- api changed, bump shlib major
XXX some of programs will become not buildable - will commit shortly
programs (like rshd or rlogind).
bindresvport() and bindresvport_sa() exhibits exactly the same functionality,
with different function prototype (sockaddr_in * and sockaddr *).
The behavior and prototype was discussed and agreed among shin@kame.net
(who is doing freebsd-current kame merge), deraadt@openbsd.org, and
Jean-Luc.Richier@imag.fr (INRIA IPv6/IPv6 RPC support). so it will be
portable across *bsd.
after the first in each line of a set list are ignored. This introduces
no change in current set list behavior, but will need to be revisited if
we wish to distribute files with spaces in their names -- in this case we can
move to tab separated fields or some other behavior.
Current set lists work exactly as before, but in the future set lists may
have additional fields for use in a system packaging script.
I will post a detailed work plan for the system package system which uses
this to tech-pkg and tech-install in the next day or so.
* Use endwin() strategically so that the child does not corrupt the display
when suspending or exiting.
* Handle backspace.
* Only do one refresh per buffer-full.
* Eliminate redundant code.
dante