Age | Commit message (Expand) | Author |
2004-03-02 | 64-bits datatype fixes for strto(u)l conversions. | Thierry Deval |
2004-03-02 | pretty usage and sort options. started by Andrey Matveev | Ted Unangst |
2004-03-02 | Simplify pf.conf, provide sample rules for greylisting. | Cedric Berger |
2004-03-02 | KNF | Henning Brauer |
2004-03-02 | flesh out the address and prefix parsing, include v6 code, but reject v6 | Henning Brauer |
2004-03-02 | show rib A.B.C.D and show rib A.B.C.D/N [all] support. Now the most important | Claudio Jeker |
2004-03-02 | Framework for rib lookups by prefix. OK henning@ | Claudio Jeker |
2004-03-02 | Use ntohl() to compare in_addr_t so the tree is nicely sorted. | Claudio Jeker |
2004-03-02 | fix typo; fgsch@ | Todd C. Miller |
2004-03-02 | more pruning; henning ok | Theo de Raadt |
2004-03-02 | Enable AFS on mvme88k now. | Miod Vallat |
2004-03-02 | Arla lwp support for m88k systems. Slightly abuses the framework to | Miod Vallat |
2004-03-02 | document net.inet.tcp.reasslimit | Markus Friedl |
2004-03-02 | avoid memleak if parse_string() fails, Patrick Latifi <pat@eyeo.org> | Henning Brauer |
2004-03-02 | A better place for sshd; pointed out by millert | Theo de Raadt |
2004-03-02 | use daemon(3) instead of homebrown gunk | Henning Brauer |
2004-03-02 | start sshd earlier, ok from various | Theo de Raadt |
2004-03-02 | Better wording for the longjmp(X, 0) case. OK otto@, deraadt@ | Todd C. Miller |
2004-03-02 | zap unused and empty functions and some glorious very much needed comments | Henning Brauer |
2004-03-02 | zap interface flags | Henning Brauer |
2004-03-02 | use arc4random(), markus ok | Henning Brauer |
2004-03-02 | we deal with one interface at a time, so remove the interface list gunk. | Henning Brauer |
2004-03-02 | here as well: when our interface vanishes, exit | Henning Brauer |
2004-03-02 | if our interface vanishes (pcmcia and such), exit. | Henning Brauer |
2004-03-02 | remove dummy_interfaces and fallback_interface gunk | Henning Brauer |
2004-03-02 | limit total number of queued out-of-order packets to NMBCLUSTERS/2; ok mcbride | Markus Friedl |
2004-03-02 | our interface discovery is so quiet now (nonexistant) that we don't need a | Henning Brauer |
2004-03-02 | mixing memcpy and bcopy in the same function is highly confusing | Henning Brauer |
2004-03-02 | since we're dealing with one interface and not quite a few ones we can give | Henning Brauer |
2004-03-02 | do not record all these interfaces we don't care about | Henning Brauer |
2004-03-02 | skip test if machdep.userldt sysctl is not enabled | David Krause |
2004-03-02 | fix path; ok espie@ | David Krause |
2004-03-02 | correct answer file to meet gai_strerror() output on openbsd. David Krause | Jun-ichiro itojun Hagino |
2004-03-02 | call fifo_reclaim here too | Ted Unangst |
2004-03-02 | silly fifos aren't a real fs, so we have to be sure to call reclaim | Ted Unangst |
2004-03-02 | prevent memory leak on revoke by freeing resources in a real reclaim | Ted Unangst |
2004-03-02 | disable COMPAT_25; ok miod millert | Theo de Raadt |
2004-03-02 | bad openlog call; andrushock@korovino.net | Theo de Raadt |
2004-03-02 | oops, committed wrong version. thanks pedro. | Ted Unangst |
2004-03-01 | spelling | Theo de Raadt |
2004-03-01 | don't print empty descr | Henning Brauer |
2004-03-01 | make sure AS doesn't exceed upper bound, issue pointed out by | Henning Brauer |
2004-03-01 | oops | Theo de Raadt |
2004-03-01 | rewrite featuring IP6 support from Pedro Martelletto <pbastos@rdc.puc-rio.br> | Ted Unangst |
2004-03-01 | Initialize the frame buffer when the PROM did not do this on our behalf. | Miod Vallat |
2004-03-01 | looks like powerpc will not do W^X for some time.. | Theo de Raadt |
2004-03-01 | Correctly compute pc-relative relocation addend for amd64. | Mark Kettenis |
2004-03-01 | do not recommend a format string error..; pbastos@rdc.puc-rio.br | Theo de Raadt |
2004-03-01 | zap extra spaces. From a PR by Jared Yanovich. | Marc Espie |
2004-03-01 | Be explicit about the return value of setjmp() when longjmp(..., 0) is called. | Otto Moerbeek |