Age | Commit message (Collapse) | Author | |
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2001-09-03 | No longer any reason to care if calendar file is a pipe or not. | Paul Janzen | |
2001-09-03 | - Prevent users from hanging or killing 'calendar -a', at the cost of | Paul Janzen | |
one additional fork() per user who has a calendar file. Side effect is that root runs much less code. - Use login caps so we don't, for example, give a user more processes than he's allowed. - tmpfile() rather than mkstemp() means never leaving junk behind. - Don't let 'calendar -a' take more than a day. Reviewed by millert@ | |||
2001-07-09 | correct type on last arg to execl(); nordin@cse.ogi.edu | Theo de Raadt | |
2001-06-05 | errx->err where errno is set | Paul Janzen | |
2001-01-09 | Get Dijkstra's middle initial correct too, as in PR 1613; gently pointed | Paul Janzen | |
out by janjaap@stack.nl (Janjaap van Velthooven). Really fixes user/1613 this time. | |||
2001-01-08 | spelling | Paul Janzen | |
2000-12-07 | only accept real files for the calendar file. requires some cute | Theo de Raadt | |
nonblocking hackery. | |||
2000-11-21 | Sync usage() output with man page; mpech@prosoft.org.lv | Aaron Campbell | |
2000-08-15 | typo; kravietz@ceti.pl | Niels Provos | |
2000-08-02 | $HOME paranoia: never use getenv("HOME") w/o checking for NULL and non-zero | Todd C. Miller | |
2000-06-30 | warnx?/errx? paranoia (use "%s" not a bare string unless it is a | Todd C. Miller | |
constant). These are not security holes but it is worth fixing them anyway both for robustness and so folks looking for examples in the tree are not misled into doing something potentially dangerous. Furthermore, it is a bad idea to assume that pathnames will not include '%' in them and that error routines don't return strings with '%' in them (especially in light of the possibility of locales). | |||
2000-04-15 | - For consistency, `super-user' -> `superuser' in all cases. | Aaron Campbell | |
- Some punctuation fixes. - Some `id' -> `ID'. | |||
2000-03-23 | More pedantic man page formatting insanity, lalala | Aaron Campbell | |
2000-03-04 | Many improvements and general cleanup/standardization. | Aaron Campbell | |
1999-12-17 | grammar; one instance found by NetBSD | Paul Janzen | |
1999-11-25 | Parse dates only before the first <tab> character; otherwise, weekly events | Paul Janzen | |
whose description starts with a valid month are misparsed. | |||
1999-07-04 | correct use of .Nm; some other formatting nits | Aaron Campbell | |
1999-07-01 | Dominion Day is now known as Canada Day... don't let the name fool you, it | Aaron Campbell | |
means I'm about to drink some serious beer in honor of my country | |||
1999-06-15 | Oops | Paul Janzen | |
1999-06-15 | From NetBSD: clear up the Pioneer 10 entry. While I'm at it, I've moved | Paul Janzen | |
fictional events (mainly from Lord of the Rings) to calendar.fictional, removed a few events which don't really correspond to a specific date, and fixed a few duplicates and such. This file has still not been fact-checked, though. | |||
1999-04-25 | Fixed bug involving offsets from yearly "special events" (i.e Easter). | Paul Janzen | |
1999-04-20 | Don't call sendmail with "-f root" since sendmail isn't run by a "trusted | Paul Janzen | |
user". Removes the X-Authentication-Warning. From FreeBSD. | |||
1999-03-04 | Correctly handle yearly events occurring on fixed weekdays in all cases. | Paul Janzen | |
1999-01-14 | hmm, after all it seems Julian again, but still has nothing to do w/ the ↵ | Michael Shalayeff | |
united states (; | |||
1999-01-14 | this is Gregorian calendar, and it has nothing to do w/ united states | Michael Shalayeff | |
1998-12-16 | more .Nm fixes | Aaron Campbell | |
1998-12-13 | Show periodic events the correct number of times. | Paul Janzen | |
Calculate special events (Easter) correctly regardless of which year they occur in (thus fixing user/562). Keep locales and special event names from propogating from one user to the next during "calendar -a". Set up a framework to handle special events other than Easter (for instance, Jewish events, eventually). Various other fixes. | |||
1998-11-08 | Wording and accuracy | Paul Janzen | |
1998-11-08 | Sort output by date; include framework for showing periodic events more than | Paul Janzen | |
once | |||
1998-11-05 | Easter and Y2K leap year fix | Paul Janzen | |
1998-11-04 | Various fixes, including closing user/630. | Paul Janzen | |
1998-11-03 | Some cleanup and some checks from the Encyclopedia Britannica Online | Paul Janzen | |
1998-11-03 | For -t option, call the first two digits of the year cc (century) like date(1) | Todd C. Miller | |
1998-11-03 | Document some bugs wrt -A and -B | Todd C. Miller | |
1998-11-02 | It's "Daylight Saving Time", since it saves daylight. | Paul Janzen | |
1998-11-02 | If de Broglie really had been born in 1774, his 1929 Nobel would have | Paul Janzen | |
arrived quite past his peak years. | |||
1998-10-31 | note samich claus brewing | Michael Shalayeff | |
1998-09-23 | usr.bin/ man page repairs, a - e | Aaron Campbell | |
1998-08-04 | note hamburger, potato and B-25 | Michael Shalayeff | |
1998-03-30 | Y2K fixes from Andreas.Gunnarsson@emw.ericsson.se; culled from various places | Theo de Raadt | |
1998-02-23 | Avoid a few strlen's as strftime(3) returns the len. | Todd C. Miller | |
1998-02-14 | Give correct format to strftime(3) instead of using "%c" and making | Todd C. Miller | |
assumptions as to what that will look like (which is idiotic as %c is locale-dependent). | |||
1998-01-31 | equal time | kstailey | |
1998-01-06 | one less tab | Michael Shalayeff | |
1997-09-21 | $OpenBSD$ | Theo de Raadt | |
1997-09-15 | Don't do a setlogin() as it affects everything in the session, not | Todd C. Miller | |
just that process. | |||
1997-09-12 | Kill extra newline in err()/warn(). | Todd C. Miller | |
1997-09-08 | call setlogin(2) | Todd C. Miller | |
1997-08-27 | converted all delimiting spaces to tabs so calendar can grok the entries | Niels Provos | |
1997-08-27 | forgot to correct the birthday of Bach, and Beethoven did not die | Niels Provos | |
on the day he was born ;) |