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Original implementation by martijn@
Feedback and suggestions from kn@, sthen@, claudio@, florian@, and deraadt@.
ok deraadt
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When booting from slow media, the boot can appear to stall at the
"reordering libs" line for quite some time. For my example, my G4
PowerMac booting from USB 1.1 takes a full minute to reorder the
libraries.
Let's print the name of each library before it is relinked. This
gives the operator a better sense of what the machine is doing. In
particular, it signals to the operator that the machine did not hang.
With input from kn@, deraadt@. Positive feedback from sthen@.
Link: https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-tech&m=165914104421476&w=2
ok kn@
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Noticed by kn@
ok millert@
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ok kn@ deraadt@
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ok kn@ deraadt@
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Possible now that IP6KERNERL is hoisted.
This also improves readability and zaps double negation logic.
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1. only do so when running without -n
2. move code to own wait_dad() helper like wait_autoconf_default() has it
3. use local _count as usual in both functions rather than the global count
Feedback OK claudio
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Keep adding IPv6 routes after lo0 got an addres like before, meant to be
committed together with r1.223.
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sys/netinet6/in6_ifattach.c r1.114 limited it to SLAAC addresses in 2019.
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The mixed use of upper and lower case variables is neither obvious nor
consistent.
PRINT_ONLY is local to netstart.
ip6kernel is local to netstart.
multicast gets sourced from rc.subr(8).
1. uppercase ip6kernel as is common for global variables in base scripts
2. use the simpler true/false idiom and default with the rest of
netstart-only variables, making it clearer that only `multicast=YES/NO'
comes from the rc environment
3. hoist kernel feature detection such that a later diff can load the SOII
key conditionally
4. zap obvious comment
OK aja
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If there is no default route but some interface has AUTOCONF, printing
what would be done still waits for... nothing to happen.
OK tb
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Contrary to other scripts in base like rc.d(8) or MAKEDEV(8), netstart(8)
itself is not executable and must be passed as file to sh(1):
$ man -h netstart
/etc/netstart [-n] [interface ...]
$ /etc/netstart
ksh: /etc/netstart: cannot execute - Permission denied
Fix usage and synopsis to provide required usage:
$ man -h netsart
sh /etc/netstart [-n] [interface ...]
OK jmc
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From Brad
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ok phessler
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interferes with programs using shm_open(3) which uses them as backing
files.
Problem pointed out by jeremy@ in relation to PostgreSQL.
Suggestion/ok tb@.
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prodded by jsg@
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OK florian
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OK florian
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OK solene
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With eight domains and two or more disks per domain it is easy to exceed the
current number of 16 virtual disks.
I pass at least one miniroot and one root/data disk to every guest, one
domain has additional disk for softraid testing, making >16 disks already.
OK kettenis
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OK deraadt
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ok robert@ sthen@ kn@
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Moving the configuration check to its own configtest function means rc_pre
exit code will now be that of the && list (sasyncd_flags).
Just do what isakmpd does and return 0.
from lucas at sexy dot is, thanks!
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function (each rc.d script is supposed to define its own if wanted).
This way, we can filter out the "configtest" action depending on whether the
function exists or not.
Adapt documentation.
tweak/ok kn@
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OK tb@, sthen@
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A few adjustments will be done in the next days (like disabling this action if
there's no specific rc_configtest function defined).
e.g.
/etc/rc.d/sshd configtest
rcctl configtest sshd
idea from naddy@
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have to check syslog when running in debug mode (`-d').
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By default it just returns "0" but can be overriden by rc.d scripts to check
that the daemon configuration is valid when running "start", "reload" and
"restart".
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(there will be more soon)
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Current omissions in protocol support are notifications,
index (de)allocation, and agent capabilities.
Help testing sthen@
Feedback/tweaks/OK jmatthew@
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machdep.unaligned_* sysctl to control its behaviour. Such code made sense more
than 20 years ago where a lot of code was not 64-bit clean, but this is no
longer the case those days.
ok jsg@ millert@ deraadt@
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The games are a playground for developers. Their code is very old and full
of bugs.
ok deraadt kn
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Values for other login classes defined in this file match amd64 already.
ok millert, tb, deraadt
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message at shutdown.
tweaks & ok deraadt@
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has the same requirement.
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