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stored in little endian form (like MD4/MD5). So, instead of having
SHA1Final copy the result buffer, we do it ourselves with a loop
stolen from RFC2289, Appendix A. Closes PR1650.
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sync with latest kame.
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Zap dead code.
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Fixes the unaligned accesses in awk.
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from FreeBSD list
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not get a SEGV; Richard Kettlewell <rjk@greenend.org.uk>
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truncate, thanks to itojun@
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This makes cap_mkdb happier, though cap_mkdb still behaves incorrectly
when given multiple files (but that is cap_mkdb's fault).
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support the random device
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pw_error() is prefectly legal but now we have to check for it explicity
(it was handled implicitly before since warn(name) would become warn(NULL)).
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