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by deraadt@.
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/etc/fstab, after asking user. Current default is existing behaviour.
Feedback & suggestions deraadt@, halex@, jsing@, todd@.
ok deraadt@
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/root/.forward.
"makes sense" kettenis, ok pirofti@ deraadt@
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populated upon installation again.
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in particular a single write will result in a single re-key event,
rather than 64 writes causing 64 re-keys -- wasting the kernel's time.
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to change the environment that functions assume they run in. use
sub-shells or absolute paths when possible.
ok krw
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pointed out by Mikalaj Kucharski, mikolaj at kuharski dot name
ok deraadt@
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please commit deraadt@
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this code has been busted for quite a while.
pointed out by miod
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ok kjell otto miod
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ok halex guenther
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(which has already been mounted).
discussed with halex
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/var/mail/root
idea and first version from deraadt@, ok deraadt@ krw@
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supplied from ftplist.cgi, ask if the user wants to set it accordingly.
Idea from deraadt@, feedback from sthen@, guenther@
ok deraadt@, krw@ (slightly different version)
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decide to talk-back. Sigh.
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has entered 'n i' in disklabel and caused a mountpoint to be saved
for the non-ffs partition. Discovered by and fix tested by mgrimm@.
ok deraadt@.
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ok deraadt@, ok krw@
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in. Noticed in an error message from todd@.
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question if dmesg changes are detected. The password reading
routines are not subject to these changes at this point.
ok deraadt@, krw@
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restarting. No need to ask for verbose umount output since we send
it all to /dev/null. Make sure we start in '/', lest we were restarted
while exploring the installed/upgraded filesystems.
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restarted installs/upgrades. They should just work the same as first
attempts except for presenting some remembered info as default
answers.
ok deraadt@
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attempts to write a disklabel. When failure is detected don't
configure the disk, return it to the list of disks available to be
configured.
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entropy, before we pull out the host.random for the next boot
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makes two more questions only need a return.
ok krw
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hostname, network, root password, misc, timezone, and then the disks
and sets.
ok krw
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also tell it the timezone. As a result, this will also work for non-url
based installs.
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startup. This means you can plugin USB disks or cds after the install
has started and you will see the new device the next time the list
is shown. The wonders of using sysctl.
'excellent' miod@
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through an intermediate file.
Protect only fstab.$DISK manipulating commands with the check for
the existance of fstab.$DISK. This restores the ability to have
disks with only swap partitions.
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Suppress 'No such file' error message when grep'ing for '/' mount
point in fstab.$ROOTDISK. We are interested in success or failure,
not excuses!
Check for existance of fstab.$DISK. User may exit disklabel with
'x', especially for non-root disks, and not create the file.
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point specified. Check for duplicate mount points and don't accept
a disk which has such a duplicate configured. Don't remount
all partitions after installing sets.
'be brave' deraadt@
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o use a tzlist instead of a tzdir
o as a bonus, sets lists are now sorted top-down instead of left-right
o use stty to calculate 4char padding surrounding sets lists
collaboration with Alexander Hall halex@
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got lucky.
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change. Then ask them at the start. The timezone stuff remains a bit
weird since we have to depend on when we get the TZ names, or when we
get network... so there are 3 possible places that question can be
asked. But now basically once it starts ftp'ing the sets, you only
have the final done prompt.
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disklabel(8) to prevent duplicate mount points, and the user to
enter all their mountpoint info in disklabel(8). Proceed directly
to disk formatting after the last disk is configured. Do not pass
go.
ok deraadt@
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partition info into one string separated by the lexically low value
'!' char and sorting those strings. This eliminates an inner loop
over partition info. No user visible change.
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they are discovered rather than keeping a list and appending it to
the end of the fstab. No impact unless you configure extra swap
partitions.
ok deraadt@
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"But I dislike putting 'Sorry, ' in the messages. We're not sorry. :-)."
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twice now falling through the question because I am getting too used to
hitting the return key...
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all the other questions have been congregating down towards the end.
Might as well ask for the root password down there, too.
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with the other questions.
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selection on multi-processor machines. Make bsd.mp a sanity check
item on multi-processor machines.
ok deraadt@
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