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mouse@collatz.mccrim.mcgill.edu; netbsd pr#1366
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tabset in the two wrong places.
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netbsd pr#1204
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Also a example kernel demonstrating how to configure PCMCIA devices.
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in xdr_ypresp_key_val() invert the order of loading the key and value
(rpcgen says [1] stat, [2] key, [3] value, but the data on the wire
comes in as [1] stat, [2] val, [3] key... you can't fix this in yp.x
because if you invert the ordr in yp.x not only does it invert the order
in ypserv_xdr.c, but it also inverts it in the structure in yp.h which
cancels out the inversion in ypserv_xdr.c. i guess this means it
is not possible to have a yp.x that descrives the YP protocol properly?).
***NOTE*** this file is also needed because some of the YP functions in
libc are broken. For example, compare src/lib/libc/yp/xdryp.c's version
of xdr_domainname() to the one in this file generated by rpcgen. Note
that xdryp.c calls:
if (!xdr_string(xdrs, &objp, YPMAXDOMAIN)) { /* xdryp.c */
while ypserv_xdr.c (generated by rpcgen) calls:
if (!xdr_string(xdrs, objp, YPMAXDOMAIN)) { /* rpcgen */
(note the lack of "&" in the second line). Clearly libc is wrong and
needs to be fixed (XXX). (Of course changing libc could break other
YP stuff, which is why I haven't attemped it... :) ) When libc is
fixed, it should be possible to phase out this file, I think.
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- convert to new yplog() function and clean up log message formats
- remove transp args from all _svc functions since you can get it
from rqstp->rq_xprt, and rpcgen seems to favor this format
- delete all the calls to svc_sendreply() and svc_freeargs() as
this can be done in one place in ypserv.c (except for the "all"
request which forks off a child process)
- avoid possible sprintf() buffer overflows by using snprintf()
- use MAXPATHLEN, rather than a hardcoded 255.
- eliminate un-needed static variables
- avoid possible off by one buffer overflow in tid/prog/port and use
snprintf() just to be sure.
- random code cleanup and simplification
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- use queue.h rather than do by hand
- fix up logging to use new yplog
- fix a few off by one errors
- don't double malloc the DBM structure
- avoid possible sprintf buffer overflows
- random code cleanup
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highlights:
- fixed yp first call (uses ypreq_nokey rather than ypreq_key, despite
what yp.x says)
- cleanup of looging
- removed SVCXPRT args to "local" since you can get them from svc_req
and this makes it look more like rpcgen's output
- use new yplog()
- add call to db init
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- don't store null in the database
- use MAXPATHLEN
- avoid sprintf() buffer overflows
- minor cleanups
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(made it more printf like)
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(we don't store nulls in the db [any more])
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<grefen@convex.com> with modifications by John Kohl <jtk@kolvir.blrc.ma.us>
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netbsd pr#1916
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passwd command figure out where their password is located. if they
really need to change a specific one, they can use the flags - bet
noone ever needs to use that.
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Relax checking of minor version number in `findhint()'. Also use the
directories from the hints (v.2) file for directory traversing.
This should take care of PR#1146.
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Honor cache request and add the SCSI tape device configuration page.
Fixes PRs 807, 1201, and 1705. From John Kohl <jtk@kolvir.blrc.ma.us>.
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Use ${BINOWN} and ${BINGRP} per Arne H. Juul <arnej@ikke.idt.unit.no>
in PR #705. Also, clean up some stuff left over from HP-BSD.
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