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list of speeds and thus the default default.
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ok deraadt@
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to the user's satisfaction.
ok tdeval@ deraadt@
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made the default console. Ensures specified speed is actually used.
Pointed out by Derick Siddoway and Bob Humphrey.
ok deraadt@
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as sub-timezone.
Pointed out by cloder@.
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i386 only at this time.
ok beck@ deraadt@
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ok matthieu@
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default answer to 'Where are the install sets?'.
Requested by various, most recently Henning and Theo.
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prepare for v6 initialization. Minor verbiage changes, and not asking
for v4 default route if no v4 addresses were configured are the only
user visible changes.
ok deraadt@.
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ok deraadt@.
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Suggestion by Tom Cosgrove.
ok miod@ millert@ deraadt@.
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emitted error messages.
Change default response to 'Use the nameserver now?' from a 'y' to
'yes' to be consistant with other ask_yn() usages.
ok beck@ deraadt@.
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more weird usercodes and passwords work. Embedded blanks especially.
ok beck@.
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since today's ftp/fetch.c commit fixes real issue, and v1.314 broke
'ftp' user.
Problems with 'ftp' user reported by Stephen Kirkham of UofA.
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in enable_network(). From /etc/netstart.
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Scavange a couple of characters while in the area.
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client or to run it with -1.
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to 'Use the nameserver now?' to 'yes'. ok deraadt@.
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questions.
ask_yn() always returns a 'y' or 'n' in $resp, vastly simplifying the
logic used to check the user response.
ask_yn() insists on the user responding with a 'y', 'n', 'yes', or
'no'. Case is ignored.
Previously almost any input was accepted as either a yes or a no
depending on the question. ask_yn() reduces the chance of user error,
e.g. by answering the next question (default route) instead of the
posed one (Use DNS server now?).
All 'yes or no' questions now use ask_yn(). All questions show the
full default answer, i.e. 'yes' or 'no' rather than 'y' or 'n'.
Some minor logic cleanups of the usual sort, but no changes to logic
flow or questions bar minor verbiage adjustment.
Inspired by a Bob Beck install nit.
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will be set by DHCP.
ok drahn@ beck@ henning@
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Don't leave ftp password in a global variable. It is re-initialized
each time it is used anyway. Use a shorter (_passwd vs
_ftp_server_password) local variable name to save a few bytes.
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Replace the generic 'Done - no available Xs found.' message with two
more relevant ones. Suggested several times, most memorably by Todd@.
a) For selection of disks or cds to install from, and for selection of
the root disk, make it 'No Xs found.'.
b) For processing the list of disks or interfaces to initialize, make
it 'No more Xs to initialize.'.
Delete get_root() as it is only called in one place, and insert code
at that location.
Reclaim a few characters by putting ask_which() punctuation where
message is output rather than repeating it where message passed.
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Use '<msg>...done.' consistantly by replacing last five varient uses. Out with
'<msg> ... done.', '<msg>...Done.', etc.
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looked in to get the list of available sets.
The list of available sets is obtained by connecting to the ftp server
interactively and issuing the commands
user <user> <pass>
cd <dir>
ls
where <dir> is treated as a relative path unless the user enters an
initial '/'. But the files are obtained by issuing the command
ftp ftp://<user>:<pass>@<host>/<dir>
and here <dir> is treated as an absolute path.
When using non-anonymous ftp this difference in the treatment of <dir>
could result in
a) Unhelpful error messages and unsuccessfull transfers.
b) Different sets than intended being installed.
c) Incorrect lists of available sets being displayed.
Now, the non-anonymous ftp transfer command with relative paths (i.e.
no leading '/' or '~') will look like
ftp ftp://<user>:<pass>@<host>/~/<dir>
Problem reported by (amoung others) Sebastian Stark, Nick Holland,
Steven Boothe, Sam Smith, Sergey Smitienko, Stephen Marley, Brad Ely.
ok millert@.
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settings. Set them all to 'unlimited'.
Problem with datasize limit vs fsck of large filesystem noted by
millert@.
ok millert@.
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In addel(), use $* and isin to avoid a duplicated traversal of the
argument list.
In bsort() remove code designed to prevent a trailing space in sorted
list. With the elimination of cutlast() and cutword() this is not
longer necessary.
The usual [] -> [[]], etc. in areas being revised.
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cases and a simple sed expression in the third.
Add pfsync to the list of interfaces that should not be offered to the
user for configuration.
Display the server line selected from the ftp/http server list in a
more compact form with only a single space between fields.
The usual [] -> [[]], etc. in areas being revised.
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Use first device in supplied list as default unless overridden.
Eliminates repeated 'echo XXX | cutword 1' constructs.
Use 'set -- $_devs' to parse _devs and find out if there are any
devices in the list. Then use '_devs="$*" to eliminate all extraneous
whitespace from _devs, rather than just a single trailing blank.
Usual [...] -> [[...]], `` -> $(), extra '{}' and '"' eliminations in
areas being fixed up.
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timezone name from '/etc/localtime' link. Use cutword() rather than
cutlast() to see if there is more than one possible root disk. As
these were the last two uses of cutlast(), eradicate it.
Usual [...] -> [[...]], `` -> $(), extra '{}' and '"' eliminations in
areas being fixed up.
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a) Add all defined swap partitions except the default partition on the
root disk to the installed /etc/fstab.
b) Mount all possible swap partitions just before creating all
devices, giving small memory machines a better chance to successfully
install/upgrade.
Should obviate the need for FAQ 4.3.6.
ok deraadt@ millert@ (slightly earlier version)
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1) Don't check for the existance of /mnt/etc/hosts twice. Since we
bail out at the first check the 2nd one is superfluous.
2) Shorten and clarify the upgrade network configuration logic.
3) Always ask if manual network configuration is desired when
upgrading. Allows the upgrader to decline to use the existing network
configuration and still have an explicit opportunity to configure the
network.
4) Don't bail out if the existing network configuration fails. Instead
(see 3)) offer manual network configuration and let the user decide if
it is worthwhile to continue.
5) Refer to actual file that is missing when bailing out, rather than
forcing user to be alert enough to prepend '/mnt'.
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Rather than evaluating the expression
case _f in
$resp) ...
esac
use the equivalent form
case _f in
@($resp)) ...
esac
so that user input with multiple file names, user input with some
special characters like ';', etc. do not cause syntax errors and
premature ejection from the selection loop. A determined user can
still cause problems, e.g. by using quotes.
Clean up and simplify the code while in the area.
Problems noted by todd@.
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1) Filter appropriate lines (ftp or http) from ftplist once when it is
downloaded rather than everytime the lines are needed.
2) Don't display the 'ftp://' or 'http://' part of the listed url's as
all displayed url's are of the same type. Partially compensates for
the last increase in the width of the 'cat -n' line number field.
3) Store filtered lines in /tmp/serverlist instead of /tmp/ftplist,
since it can be a list of http servers too. Makes it more obvious that
it is not a copy of ftplist.
4) Avoid 'ftplist: No such file' message, but add more informative
'Getting...done.' or 'Getting...FAILED.' message. Display the actual
ftp error that caused the FAILED status.
5) Add 'done' to the list of available options when asking for a
server location, allowing the user to return to set location selection
without having to enter a server.
6) Mention the '?' option in the prompt. It re-displays the list of
servers.
7) Eliminate unneeded variables 'host' and 'maxlines'. Make global
tline a local (_line). Change _ftp_get_list global to more generic
_get_server_list.
8) General logic cleanup.
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contents of ftp_server_dir or http_server_dir, and not their names.
ftp and http installs now work again.
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