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From: Martin Natano
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of strtonum() from millert@ sprinkled on top.
Also, we've always supported TZ for formatting dates, so say so.
ok jmc@ millert@
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ok guenther
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left to the user to investigate, on guenther's advice;
ok guenther
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STANDARDS already notes these flags are compliant; it also stops us looking
redundant referring to older posix revs;
for -g, also note that output can safely be used by the shell;
while here, zap some unneeded Fl i missed in previous;
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confirmed by/ok millert guenther
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we didn't support the -L option required by POSIX, and didn't
document the -P option that we did support. Fix that with code and
doc bits from NetBSD, but correcting a minor noncompliance in the
-L support and applying the jmc@ and sobrado@ magic to the manpage.
This commit does not change the default behavior.
ok jmc@ millert@ sobrado@
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a standard EXIT STATUS blurb now that we can;
ok guenther sobrado millert
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is plain wrong: remove it. the note in posix spec is misleading, to be fair
- most of the rest of notes in STANDARDS are really historical notes (admittedly
caused by the standards i guess) so move them into HISTORY. debatable, yes, but leaves
STANDARDS consistent. HISTORY is a hodge podge anyway, by neccesity.
- while there, fix a sentence splice in BUGS
sobrado agrees with the removal of the rmdir note; millert oks the diff
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argument to (char *), and malloc/calloc's return value to the type
of the variable it's being assigned to.
Convert the one calloc() where the zeroing isn't needed to a reallocarray().
ok millert@
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ignoring signals when they were already ignored
ok millert@
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ok millert@
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truncated reads. Until better detection of that case can is implemented,
back out that part of rev 1.45
problem noted by sthen@
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that are walked by routines called from the signal handler and use
dprintf() instead fprintf() in ar_close().
ok millert@
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ok jca@ krw@
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ok jca@ krw@
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ok guenther sobrado
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program was used but it didn't exit successfully.
Original diff by mpf@
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p[read|write]. Makes the code much clearer by eliminating extra error
checking and verbiage.
No intentional functional change.
Tweaks by and ok guenther@
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okay miod@, millert@
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ok millert sobrado guenther
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ffs_statfs().
In 1998, with /usr/src/sys/ufs/ffs/ffs_vfsops.c r1.16, mickey@
improved the calculation of available blocks in ffs_statfs().
Yesterday guenther@ noticed that this fix had not been applied to the
same calculation being done by df(8) when run against raw
devices. Which meant different values were displayed depending on
which device/file system you gave to df.
ok otto@
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to directory). This doesn't reduce functionality but merely results
in a better error message when trying to use the option,
and it simplifies the code.
The -f option first appeared in AT&T Version 7 UNIX (1979), and Keith
Bostic renamed it to -F for 4.3BSD-Reno in 1990 because it conflicted
with System V and POSIX. Meanwhile, NetBSD, FreeBSD, and DragonFly
removed it, too.
From Tristan Le Guern <tleguern at bouledef dot eu>.
OK guenther@ krw@
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from Daniel Dickman
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whack a dose of unneccessary Em;
ok millert
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forgot to restore it when the -f flag was put back on 2nd of September 1989,
after being removed on 16th of August as a consequence of issues getting it
working over NFS, so deviation from traditional UNIX behavior in all BSDs
looks like an historical accident; as a side effect, this change accommodates
behavior of this option to IEEE Std 1003.1-2008 (``POSIX.1'').
joint work with jmc@ (who found the inaccuracy in our implementation),
schwarze@ (who provided a detailed tracking of historical facts) and millert@
ok millert@, schwarze@
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thanks thomas klausner for noticing
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only to the "if more than one operand is given" scenario; replace it
with a full stop and start a new paragraph;
ok millert
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underspecified. The man page offers little guidance as to their use.
Remove them and spare people the (likely poor) decision to use them.
ok deraadt jmc millert
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as documented on the cksum(1) man page.
"looks right" deraadt@
ok millert@
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