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It screws up printing in dmesg and doesn't actually help anything
since interupts in "vmstat -i" show up as pcmcia*, not wi* or an*.
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ok deraadt@
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ok dhartmei@, kjell@
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we don't support setting pf options via authpf, but need the hooks here, too.
ok dhartmei@, kjell@
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"set" keyword. example rulefile:
set optimization aggressive
set timeout { tcp.closing 6, tcp.opening 6 }
set limit { states 1000, frags 1000 }
set loginterface wi0
pass out all keep state label "$nr:$srcaddr:$srcport:$dstaddr:$dstport"
block in all
fries@ is working on an updated pf.conf(5)
discussed at c2k2 and on icb
ok dhartmei@, kjell@
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request. We need to eat the MAC address of the packet before we
go looking at the SSID and such. Doing do is sufficient to make
Cisco cards associate with HostAP. From FreeBSD (jhay).
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1) Centralize selection of install/upgrade media rather than ask
separately for mounted filesystem. Eliminate separate calls
to get_localdir in install.sh and upgrade.sh. In install.sh
this call occurred only if a diskless system was detected, which
millert@ agreed was a historical relic, i.e. what exactly would
a diskless workstation be installing to?
2) Check for the presence of any mounted filesystems at the expected
mount point (/mnt or /mnt2) and emit an error message if none found.
3) Add a '?' option to the pathname question so you can see what
filesystems are mounted at/below the expected mount point.
4) Rework logic in get_localdir to make flow more logical. e.g. only
do sane_install() check after the user says to install no more sets;
if sane_install() fails ask a slightly different question and make
the default 'y' to install more sets.
5) Rework install_sets() to simplify logic. Don't try to tailor
list of install media to system, just warn that some may not be
available and emit useful error messages if the user tries a
non-available source.
Some verbiage still needs work (amoung other things).
fgsch@ noticed problems with installing from mounted filesystems, forcing me
to finish these changes.
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policy checking to a separate routine. Also, add missing checks for
multicast sockets, pointed out by sam@errno.com
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return value was ignored anyway, this wasn't a problem so far. From
sam@errno.com
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interface is specified by setsockopt. from freebsd4, sync with kame
(it makes difference when you run routed with RIPv2 enabled - no need for
224/4 route)
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is rewritten to use the MI audio framework.
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ok miod@
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usage of cdev_decl() in the driver code is more tricky since i have
kqueue mods here and there and will fix that on that way through.
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somehow i didn't commit this. from denver airport.
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observed. From dfa@solo.ee and dsb@nt.pin.dvgu.ru
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assume south yemen where "democratic" is mentioned and
"arab republic" otherwise, except for the united yemen.
partially suggested by danimal@danimal.org
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ok markus@
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kjell@ says that it fixes his problems, noone else responded.
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which I am fixing, it makes me wonder why the hell is the shown
example not something that someone has actually TRIED? Is it not
possible people are yammering so much about it on the mailing lists
about problems because the people who wrote this don't even check if
the man page is CORRECT? But No! Instead of fixing it, the they get
email replies on the damned mailing list, and 8 hours later, someone
ELSE pipes up with another problem! Why don't you lame asses take
responsibility for the problem at hand, CHECK IF THE MAN PAGE IS
RIGHT, and instead of replying to the people who post, instead JUST
FIX THE DOCUMENTATION PROBLEMS? Or should I remove authpf before you
get the idea?
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(translates weird ADB capslock keycode to more normal behavior)
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ok markus@
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step is to figure out why it fails on i386, yet works on sparc
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