src - OpenBSD base system

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
1996-07-30	Cleanup of abi call and endian stuff. Also fixed some bugs. (AENT).	Per Fogelstrom

1996-07-30	Cleanup, endian and abi stuff fixies. Some stuff added for MIPS Magnum.	Per Fogelstrom
	(PICA and Magnum uses very similar core chipsets).
1996-07-30	Cleanup of endian and abi call stuff.	Per Fogelstrom

1996-07-30	import of texinfo 3.7	Niklas Hallqvist

1996-07-30	bzzt, need finet for outgoing as well	Theo de Raadt

1996-07-30	errno restore was reversed.	Jason Downs

1996-07-30	fix usage message	Theo de Raadt

1996-07-30	regarding freebsd pr#1351 & pr#1377 re: fastcopy(); kill "wrong gid but	Theo de Raadt
	group-readable" window; do not setuid/setgid if fchown() fails.
1996-07-30	patch for HP scanjet 4p; netbsd pr#2663; kstailey@dol-esa.gov	Theo de Raadt

1996-07-30	if (beer-tonight) test-before-commit();	Theo de Raadt

1996-07-30	only reset port-range if modified initially; if needed call getsockname	Theo de Raadt

1996-07-30	Update ECOFF nlist from NetBSD	Niklas Hallqvist

1996-07-30	ARGH! CVS was fooling me saying these files existed in NetBSD, they ARE NOT!	Niklas Hallqvist

1996-07-30	Oops, somehow these files had got removed. Resurrect and add OpenBSD tags	Niklas Hallqvist

1996-07-30	Sync with NetBSD + Add OpenBSD tags	Niklas Hallqvist

1996-07-30	* empty log message *	Jason Downs

1996-07-30	closelog() before exec.	Jason Downs

1996-07-29	udp spam on 6667	Theo de Raadt

1996-07-29	Add OpenBSD tags. Adapt to OpenBSD *_intr_establish calling convention	Niklas Hallqvist

1996-07-29	Remove random() prototype, as it's not needed. Besides it was wrong for the ↵	Niklas Hallqvist
	alpha :-)
1996-07-29	Comment out all obscure networking support; XNS, in particular, is very	Jason Downs
	busted and crashes people's machines when using ppp.
1996-07-29	Fixed a bug causing a CPU loop if dist'ing a file whose parent	Todd C. Miller
	dir doesn't exist on the target machine.
1996-07-29	Bring forward alpha configuration files to 0722. Add OpenBSD	Niklas Hallqvist
	tags. s/netbsd/bsd/. Add ATAPI and dummy PCMCIA defines.
1996-07-29	Now have a common message.c instead of two copies.	Todd C. Miller

1996-07-29	Only need one copy of message.c so use ../rdist/message.c	Todd C. Miller

1996-07-29	Added some missing rdist 6.1.3 changes.	Todd C. Miller

1996-07-29	comment on ptrace & P_SUGID	Theo de Raadt

1996-07-29	check callit() stuff like portmap5 does (ugh)	Theo de Raadt

1996-07-29	fix a few typos in error messages; from freebsd	Theo de Raadt

1996-07-29	careful of bad addr/port in dgram services	Theo de Raadt

1996-07-29	proto bindresvport() here	Theo de Raadt

1996-07-29	-Wall clean; careful buffer usage	Theo de Raadt

1996-07-29	Fix stupid logic error in bind().	Jason Downs

1996-07-29	Zero out the port for RPC services; let bind() find one.	Jason Downs

1996-07-29	Reset port range if bind() fails.	Jason Downs

1996-07-29	Make TCP ISS increment by random amounts	Thorsten Lockert

1996-07-29	ensure bindresvport() is told to find a port	Theo de Raadt

1996-07-29	Use new bind() kernel semantics.	Jason Downs

1996-07-29	no cy* quite yet..	Theo de Raadt

1996-07-29	grr	Theo de Raadt

1996-07-29	cy needs-count (for now)	Theo de Raadt

1996-07-29	rresvport() in terms of bind() & bindresvport()	Theo de Raadt

1996-07-29	Remove some FreeBSD cruft.	Jason Downs

1996-07-29	Make 600, instead of 512, the lower limit for reserved ports.	Jason Downs

1996-07-29	links for supfilesrv/supscan	Theo de Raadt

1996-07-29	Fix a small bug and change the logic of the bind() port choosing:	Jason Downs
	Use a random starting point the first time through the loop.
1996-07-29	from port 20, do not leak an fd	Theo de Raadt

1996-07-29	Add -h, causing passive mode connections to request the high port range.	Jason Downs
	Also a few other changes.
1996-07-29	ftpd -Ul	Theo de Raadt

1996-07-29	From FreeBSD (with slightly different sysctl names):	Jason Downs
	"... Allow the user to nominate one of three ranges of port numbers as candidates for selecting a local address to replace a zero port number. The ranges are selected via a setsockopt(s, IPPROTO_IP, IP_PORTRANGE, &arg) call. The three ranges are: default, high (to bypass firewalls) and low (to get a port below 1024). The default and high port ranges are sysctl settable under sysctl net.inet.ip.portrange.* [net.inet.ip.portfirst, net.inet.ip.portlast, net.inet.ip.porthifirst, and net.inet.ip.porthilast currently in OpenBSD.] This code also fixes a potential deadlock if the system accidently ran out of local port addresses. It'd drop into an infinite while loop. The secure port selection (for root) should reduce overheads and increase reliability of rlogin/rlogind/rsh/rshd if they are modified to take advantage of it."