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2009-05-10avoid unnecessary changes of the outputIngo Schwarze
in order not to annoy parser scripts and their owners (like henning@)
2009-05-09make weekly and monthly silent by defaultIngo Schwarze
add the same infrastructure to daily; silencing daily needs another step discussed with ajacoutot@ okan@ todd@ sthen@ deraadt@ jmc@ "immediately commit" deraadt@ (without seeing the final diff)
2009-05-09revert previous, requested by kettenis@ and deraadt@Ingo Schwarze
2009-05-09remove the empty script /etc/monthlyIngo Schwarze
in preparation for improvements in /etc/daily and /etc/weekly using feedback and suggestions from jmc@ and sthen@ ok jmc@, and sthen@ agreed with the general direction
2009-05-07vax iso has to become a teeny bit biggerTheo de Raadt
2009-05-06Skip terminal initialization when logging in from an xterm, weTodd C. Miller
can be fairly sure the terminal is already initialized. Avoids a one second pause on login. Requested and OK deraadt@
2009-05-04The strings "x5y" and "-42" are not valid group IDs, so fix the regex,Ingo Schwarze
and fix two pastos in the printf(1) reporting bad group IDs; ok okan@
2009-05-03remove dead code and the associated documentationIngo Schwarze
while here, remove the misleading shbang and an unused variable and add the missing cross reference to ac(8) ok sthen@ jmc@
2009-05-01Only have tset prompt for the terminal type if it is "unknown" orTodd C. Miller
not listed in /etc/ttys. OK deraadt@ guenther@
2009-04-27do not tset if the terminal is already xterm; ok matthieu guentherTheo de Raadt
2009-04-26remove "set require-order no", it is now the defaultStuart Henderson
2009-04-26correct case; it has to be loginShellTheo de Raadt
2009-04-25Provide users by default with XTerm*loginShell:true. This situation just isTheo de Raadt
ridiculous; xdm is totally broken since it never starts anything which resembles a "login shell". As a result, no configuration is brought into a process context to give to future xterms or *sh shells and thus cause them to run their .profile or .kshrc or such a thing, to get futher configuration. Therefore people are left with a totally bland unconfigured Unix environment in their xterms, and don't know how to change this since .profile is ignored. This problem shows hundreds of thousands of google hits. xdm is fundamentally broken, but we must solve this also for the startx methods, too, and for people running csh. It is clear that .xsession is not a solution to this problem at all (that is, assuming the people who suggest such a thing really mean a .xsession file with the execute bit set). This now becomes the recommended way for new users to get out of this stupid situation; if someone does not like it they can change it or delete it. Few will. Just watch. ok kettenis guenther millert
2009-04-25remove some archaic stuff. Are we still telling people to not use telnet? ↵Theo de Raadt
That is not our job.
2009-04-23shorten subject to be prettierTheo de Raadt
2009-04-23the crt option is a good default for new users; ok millertTheo de Raadt
2009-04-22no more bsdsbc kernels; probably not needed anymore I read from discussionTheo de Raadt
between nick and miod
2009-04-21move bsd and bsd.rd and all such other MD "sets" into the MD files,Theo de Raadt
since we perhaps cannot assume that is what kernels will be in the pathetically stupid world that SGI created
2009-04-20do NOT set defaults to their default hereTheo de Raadt
2009-04-17a scrub was hiding here when nfs was enabled. since we want the no-dfHenning Brauer
behaviour here replace by an explicit set reassemble yes no-df. noticed by Valery Masiutsin <val.masutin at gmail dot com>
2009-04-17syncTheo de Raadt
2009-04-17bpf0 can be created by MAKEDEV; ok krwTheo de Raadt
2009-04-17remove some junkTheo de Raadt
2009-04-17For SHA256 hashes to be ready to go onto the install media, we mustTheo de Raadt
build the sets before we build the media. While there we can get rid of DESTDIR/snapshot too, and simply install straight into RELEASEDIR. (This also ends up saving an astounding amount of traffic/latency in a nfs environment)
2009-04-14build release sets before kernels (so that bsd.rd can know about at leastTheo de Raadt
some of the sets)
2009-04-12regenMark Kettenis
2009-04-12Add /dev/mdesc.Mark Kettenis
2009-04-06reassembly works different nowHenning Brauer
2009-04-05regen;Jason McIntyre
2009-04-05video(4) devices use v4l2 api; from J.C. RobertsJason McIntyre
ok miod
2009-04-02restore previous behaviour and reach directly to libexec forJacek Masiulaniec
makemap as !sendmail versions of this binary are not valid here. pointed out by and ok sthen@
2009-03-25RegenMiod Vallat
2009-03-25Move drm from ``console ports'' to ``special purpose devices'' section.Miod Vallat
2009-03-24increase maxprocNikolay Sturm
ok deraadt, millert
2009-03-23Small rewording to remove ambiguity.Antoine Jacoutot
A package can actually "change" after an update even if its version does not and yet it will not appear in the security(8) output. wording by eric@ ok mbalmer@
2009-03-18the ellipsis is not an optional argument.Igor Sobrado
ok miod@
2009-03-18unbreak make release, spotted by todd and kurtJacek Masiulaniec
2009-03-17enable smtpd in the buildGilles Chehade
"please enable it" deraadt@
2009-03-17move smtpd.conf to etc/mail/ directory. it is not installed yet by theGilles Chehade
build
2009-03-16support for smtpd(8); ok gilles@Jacek Masiulaniec
2009-03-16add secrets.db; ok gilles@Jacek Masiulaniec
2009-03-16add smtpd files and dirs; ok gilles@Jacek Masiulaniec
2009-03-16run makemap through mailwrapper(8), to avoid conflict betweenJacek Masiulaniec
sendmail and smtpd. ok gilles@, "Go go go!" todd@
2009-03-10do not give an example which implies people should put their hostname onTheo de Raadt
127.0.0.1 or ::1 lots of discussion with many, but ok krw
2009-03-05add _smtpd to ftpusersGilles Chehade
2009-03-04add _smtpd, ok deraadt@Gilles Chehade
2009-03-04add user and group for smtpdGilles Chehade
discussed with pyr@ and deraadt@
2009-03-04Don't synchronise carp states in default PF ruleset, these get createdRyan Thomas McBride
on each host and end up conflicting, so they never sync anyways. ok dlg henning
2009-03-01regenMiod Vallat
2009-03-01Support for MVME141 boards. Tested with both VME and VSB memory boardsMiod Vallat
(and MVME327 SCSI and MVME376 Ethernet, to provide a complete system).