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regress conditions (rfmem-stack) are no longer true, and other tests
have to be rewritten to handle shared stacks. spotted by david@
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unbounded recursion.
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some style
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ppp0/1 are no more by default
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help from and ok tedu@
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reasons for this, quite a few of them technical, and not all of them
in response to Intel's broken ia32e crud. The gcc toolchain stays at
x86_64 for now.
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(the nice thing about having this as perl modules is that we CAN write
regression tests)
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interrupt the tests. ok henning@
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Fix "antispoof for foo" when foo has no addresses.
ok+help dhartmei@, ok mcbride@
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ioctl(2), an unprivileged process may allocate a pty and have its owner
and mode set appropriately. This means that programs such as xterm and
screen no longer need to be setuid. Programs using the openpty()
function require zero changes and will "just work".
Designed by beck@ and deraadt@; changes by beck@ with cleanup (and
a rewrite of the vnode bits) by art@ and tweaks/bugfixes by me.
Tested by many.
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