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ok millert@, deraadt@
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Change Xr from netstart to rc.
From Christian Schulte, ok florian
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used during devlopment (for visibility). There is speculation claudio will
immediately use these bits for something else.
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Also, as used here, dup/dup2 will clear the close-on-exec flag, so
delete the superfluous fcntl(F_SETFD,0) calls
ok deraadt@
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access() (-r, -w, -x, -e) do them without requiring stat() to succeed first.
ok tb@ deraadt@
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the former in favor of the latter.
ok millert@
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no documented changes.
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no change noted from 2008 spec, but i've added -h to the list
of extensions. that was an omission from our 2008 notes,
rather than a change in the spec.
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OK mpi@
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the process lists, because the SIGHUP handler looks at them (and
it is very difficult to rewrite the that handler a different way)
ok millert
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OK kettenis@
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the hup flag before and after that call, when the buffer structures are stable
for write_file() to work. Remove the hup handling from the SPL0() macro,
because this is run in at least one place during structure instability.
The SIGINT handler, which uses siglongjmp(), is also trusting the SPL1/SPL0
dance more than it should.
ok millert
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Dummy commit to trigger the git exporter.
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This makes signal handler safe on OpenBSD.
To avoid overflows the accuracy is scaled. Above 10 minutes run time
we only care about second accuracy. Between 1 seconds and 10 minutes
we use millisecond accuracy.
Below one second we use nanoseconds, but those numbers are probably
meaningless.
Signal handler problem pointed out by deraadt
OK deraadt, millert, tb
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the signal handler was calling a big function which is shared between
multiple contexts -- that hides the rule that this big function has
signal safe requirements (which it fails). now, the signal handler
contains all the code, and everyone else calls the signal handler function
as a regular function, from their (normal) contexts.
the signal handler context is the most strict, so this pattern is better.
ok florian
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It's hopeless because POSIX requires both since Issue 6 (2001).
Both always worked on OpenBSD, no matter which base system shell was used.
According to research done by jsg@, it seems likely that actually,
"test -L" has precedence over "test -h" by about one year:
v8 (Feb 1985) had -L, SunOS 3.0 (Feb 1986) had -h; but SVR4 (1989)
already had both, so we are talking about 35 years of petrification.
More details: https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-bugs&m=171867441927989
Resolving a question raised by Tim dot theCHASEs dot com on bugs@.
OK deraadt@ millert@ jsg@ jmc@ and also works for Tim Chase.
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partly checked by millert@
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fit in a 80-column display.
ok jmc@
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'too old', use pathconfat(_PC_TIMESTAMP_RESOLUTION, AT_SYMLINK_NOFOLLOW)
to get the timestamp resolution to which the _source_ timestamp
should be truncated for a stable comparison.
Problem reported by Walter Alejandro Iglesias (wai(at)roquesor.com)
ok millert@
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This fixes a problem where the file list output was fully-buffered
when used as part of a pipeline. With this change, files are listed
as they are extracted in verbose mode. OK deraadt@ guenther@
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Add missing error checks to all calls under bin/
Input & OK millert
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Spotted by kettenis.
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found using afl++
OK millert
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ok tb@
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The existing tar_opt() implements support for -o write_opt=nodir for the
old tar and ustar formats. We don't really want to support it for the
pax format, and we want to be able to implement pax format specific
options (even if there are none right now). ok millert@
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Spotted by caspar@ earlier
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Lets us store longer file names, link names, finer grained timestamps,
larger archive member files, etc; at the expense of larger uncompressed
archives and less widespread support across the ecosystem. If you're
unhappy with the new defaults, you can use -F ustar. Or you can help
fix bugs / find a better middle ground.
Prodding from various including job@ and deraadt@
ok sthen@ caspar@ millert@
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512 bytes isn't enough if you want to store rather large but still
useful long file names or symbolic links destinations. The best way to
size the buffer to read those records is based upon the largest paths
pax(1) can handle, and that is PAXPATHLEN.
Reported by caspar@, input and ok millert@
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We want to move towards 'pax' as the default format for writing, this
option lets users downgrade to -F ustar where the 'pax' format isn't
convenient/usable (same as -x <format> in pax(1)).
-F <format> is more generic than -o/-O. -H (GNU tar) was already used
and we don't want long options so --format (NetBSD/FreeBSD) is excluded
too.
ok sthen@ caspar@ millert@
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We expect that existing pax archives start with a global or extended
header. If they don't, append operations will be done using ustar
format.
Fixes append mode on pax archives where pax(1) would bail out when
appending to pax archives, falsely detecting a mismatch. Reading was
unaffected. Reported by caspar@, ok caspar@ millert@
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ramdisk versions will keep using ustar for writing.
ok millert@
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Fixes a crash in "ls -l" for files with bogus timestamp values.
OK miod@ denis@
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Softdep has been a no-op for some time now, this removes it to get
it out of the way.
Flensing mostly done in Talinn, with some help from krw@
ok deraadt@
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to provide visibility of the internal behaviour of pinsyscalls(2) during
introduction. These flags remain (less) visible in the "-o procflags"
option, as 0x08000000 (PS_PIN) and 0x10000000 (PS_LIBCPIN).
That's good enough.
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As specified, don't include the subsecond part if zero and drop trailing
zeros in the subsecond part. ok millert@
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and 'L' for libc.so. This flag printing may be deleted once we are entirely
confident this is working correctly.
ok kettenis
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Access time can't be represented by ustar, so always include it when
using the pax format. Also include an extended header record for mtime
if the file modification time can't be fully represented by ustar (eg
subsecond resolution).
Input & ok millert@
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ok millert@
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Use name, not ln_name. Pasto introduced in previous.
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Keep writing archives in ustar format by default. People can test the
posix 'pax' format using pax(1) -w -x pax ... or cpio -o -H pax ...;
tar(1) can't exercise this code yet. Only long names file and link
names are supported for now.
With input and tests from caspar@, ok millert@
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