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Okay claudio, deraadt.
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ok deraadt
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(train trips are soo boring...)
ok jmc@
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ok miod@
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which do or do not support certain options: it just goes horribly
out of date;
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ok otto millert
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rewording by jmc@, "lovely" deraadt@
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Not sure what's more surprising: how long it took for NetBSD to
catch up to the rest of the BSDs (including UCB), or the amount of
code that NetBSD has claimed for itself without attributing to the
actual authors.
OK deraadt@
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the superuser. access(2) will now only indicate success for X_OK on
non-directories if there is at least one execute bit set on the file.
OK deraadt@ thib@ otto@
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get a timestamp of when the datagram was accepted (by udp(4), for
example) rather than having to take a timestamp with gettimeofday(2)
when recv(2) returns - possibly several hundreds of microseconds later.
May be of use to those interested in precision network timing schemes
or QoS for media applications. Tested on alpha, amd64, i386 and sparc64.
manpage suggestions from jmc, ok deraadt
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brk(2) returns an int value not a void *. brk(2) returns 0 upon success not
a pointer to the new end of memory. okay millert@, kettenis@, deraadt@
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ok millert
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calls vfork(2). "untested, but looks OK" marc@
- document vfork(2), popen(3) and system(3) don't call atfork handlers
in multithreaded programs. okay jmc@
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clock_setres().
ok jmc@ dlg@
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- escape "No" incase groff thinks it's a macro call
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assembly on all platforms. ok deraadt@
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providing a stub. ok deraadt@
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from Robert Elz, netbsd-bugs pr#36933
ok otto deraadt
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- describe when "pid" is zero; from Kristaps Dzonsons
ok millert
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ok otto
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ok otto
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plus a little cleanup;
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isolate its usage to libpthread only and replace with generic non-static
mutex support in the one place it is needed:
- remove _FD_LOCK/UNLOCK from lseek and ftruncate in libc and make the
functions weak so that libpthread can override with its own new
versions that do the locking.
- remove _thread_fd_lock/unlock() weak functions from libc and adjust
libpthread for the change.
- add generic _thread_mutex_lock/unlock/destroy() weak functions in libc
to support non-static mutexes in libc and add libpthread and librthread
implementations for them. libc can utilize non-static mutexes via the
new _MUTEX_LOCK/UNLOCK/DESTROY() macros. Actually these new macros can
support both static and non-static mutexes but currently only using
them for non-static.
- make opendir/closedir/readdir/readdir_r/seekdir/telldir() thread-safe
for both thread libraries by using a non-static mutex in the struct
_dirdesc (typedef DIR), utilizing it in the *dir functions and remove
remaining and incorrect _FD_LOCK/UNLOCK() use in libc.
- add comments to both thread libraries to indicate libc depends on the
current implementation of static mutex initialization. suggested by
marc@
- major bump libc and libpthread due to function removal, structure
change and weak symbol conversions.
okay marc@, tedu@
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a series of oneshot or periodic timers. capped to a global limit.
from freebsd via brad.
ok art pedro
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* Remove alot of dead kerberos code like
the options for NFSSVC_AUTHIN and NFSSVC_AUTHFAIL wich where
originally to get the kerberos auth info into the kernel.
(that hasnt worked for long, if ever.)
Also remove some helper functions and associated goo, however
theres still alot of it left.
* Remove NFSSVC_BIOD, biod's where replaced with kernel threads
a long time ago.
* NFSSVC_MNTD wich was is NQNFS leftover.
Update the man page and nfsd(8).
nfssvc(2) besides being special has only one user in the tree
nfsd(8), therefore no library bumps are needed.
(discussed with deraadt@).
ok beck@, "go a head" deraadt@
Tested by ckuethe@
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reminded and ok jmc@
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Sync the documentation in getpid with arc4random's format.
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