src - OpenBSD base system

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2004-02-16	freeifaddrs() data from getifaddrs()	Ryan Thomas McBride
	from Patrick Latifi <pat@eyeo.org>
2004-02-15	- Check error condition on config; load exit() on initial startup, simply	Ryan Thomas McBride
	warn if loading due to SIGHUP. (pointed out by mpf@) - Can't just bcopy the config struct, there are TAILQs. Pass pointers instead. - Initialise the SIGHUP and routing socket handlers after config is loaded. ok henning@
2004-02-14	KNF	Ryan Thomas McBride

2004-02-12	Add missing \n to logit(), reverse logic on asprintf error so the error case	Ryan Thomas McBride
	comes last. ok henning@
2004-02-12	Add missing \n on usage. From Daniel Cavanagh <nofsk@vtown.com.au>	Ryan Thomas McBride

2004-02-12	the macro terminator suggests: hastalavista, LOG()	Henning Brauer
	use a logit() function with varargs and bells and whistles instead of this macro gore in LOG with static # of args that results in highlights like LOG(level, "%s", "started") logit blatantly stolenb from bgpd test and ok and "remove the \n then" ryan
2004-02-12	KNF	Henning Brauer

2004-02-12	we need to memcpy out the ifmsghdr, it has different alignent requirements	Henning Brauer
	then the char buffer and sparc64 hates unaligned shitz, ryan hshoexer ok
2004-02-12	bit KNF, to stderr what belongs to stderr, err where you mean err and not	Henning Brauer
	errx as written ryan hshoexer ok
2004-02-05	some small cleanup;	Jason McIntyre
	ok mcbride@
2004-02-05	Add ifstated(8) manpage.	Ryan Thomas McBride

2004-02-05	Clean up command line options:	Ryan Thomas McBride
	- Make -v work as intended. - Add -n to test config without doing anything.
2004-02-04	Update to ifstated; replace parser, introduce the concept of states,	Ryan Thomas McBride
	external tests, and boolean logic. Allows ifstated to handle partial failures on firewalls that are CARPd to each other. ok deraadt@
2004-01-23	ifstated, from mpf@. This daemon listens on the routing socket for	Ryan Thomas McBride
	interface link state changes and runs commands when these changes occur. This is particularly useful with carp(4) interfaces; stay tuned for additional features and documentation. ok deraadt@ mpf@