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is no direct need for sys/proc.h or sys/resource.h. Some consumers
of kinfo_proc need these for the proc flags and rlimit defines like
RLIM_INF so add the appropriate includes to them.
OK deraadt@ sthen@
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(struct imsgev *)->data for the argument of imsgev handlers.
ok reyk
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ok henning
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This fixes an issue which aborted the address traversal / SNMP walk when
an "any"/0.0.0.0 address was configured on an interface. The problem
was found with a pppoe(4) device that is typically configured with 0.0.0.0
on startup.
Found and fix tested by Gerhard Roth
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ok reyk
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references into a STANDARDS section;
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- Pressure (10^-3 Pa)
- distance (10^-6 m)
- acceleration (10^-6 m/s^2)
ok deraadt@ reyk@
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"Instead of doing a poor mans offsetof() implementation change the code
to use an end pointer to compare against. Looks less scary and makes
gcc4 happy. OK henning@" (bgpd/kroute.c commit 1.182)
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Traps are still sent via SNMPv2 protocol. They can neither be
authenticated nor encrypted. - Transport mode is still UDP. Not
additional transport subsystems were added. - Only the User-based
Security Model (USM, RFC3414) is supported. View-Based Access Control
(VACM, RFC3415) is not included. - Configuration is described in
snmpd.conf(5).
This diff includes a few minor changes to ber.c/h adding a necessary
callback for the USM HMAC calculation and merging it with other
minor changes from ldapd's ber code.
From Gerhard Roth at genua
ok claudio@ reyk@
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variants) for URLs, allowing mandoc -Thtml to properly generate links;
(sendmail.8 changes are simply using Lk, which i somehow missed in previous)
ingo reminded me to verify that gnu groff recognises %U: 1.20.1 does not,
but 1.21 does;
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ok phessler@
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Requested by deraadt.
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ok sthen
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functions return void.
ok krw@
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From Gerhard Roth via tech@
ok krw@ sthen@
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ok joel@
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characters;
prompted by a diff from robert peichaer org
thanks gilles and henning for feedback
ok deraadt zinke
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eyed a little by joel
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hrSystemMaxProcesses.
ok sthen@
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but we should use the correct type anyway.
BRIDGE-MIB::dot1dBasePortDelayExceededDiscards
BRIDGE-MIB::dot1dBasePortMtuExceededDiscards
OK joel@
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ok krw@, sthen@
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At least NetSNMP and HPOV now understand it.
ok joel@
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openBSD.6 to avoid a conflict with relayd.
ok camield@
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ok camield@, "start committing" deraadt@
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useful rather than leaving that field empty.
ok sthen@ deraadt@
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ok deraadt@
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- change accuracy of SENSOR_FREQ from Hz to muHz
- add SENSOR_VOLTS_AC entry to userland programs
ok deraadt@
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case carp(4) interfaces anymore. LINK_STATE_IS_UP() almost always does
the right job.
OK deraadt@ henning@
This needs a -current kernel or link state may be not reported correctly.
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the standard OpenBSD-style parse.y handle continuing lines with backslashes,
paying particular attention to how comments are handled (which can cause
nasty side-effects if you're not expecting it).
Most wording from jmc@, with suggestions from fgsch@, marc@, Richard Toohey,
patrick keshishian and Florian Obser, ok jmc@.
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send route updates. If you aren't interested in examining routing tables
over SNMP (e.g. if you only use it for sensors or interface stats) this
reduces cpu use during heavy route updates. Makes my full-table bgp
routers happier when a major peer bounces. ok reyk@
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that we've got name we want for the API we want
"ZAP!" deraadt@
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change and fixing the ber element handling in snmpd itself.
tested by jsg@
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From: "Anthony J. Bentley" <anthonyjbentley at gmail dot com>
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fixes a segfault when walking memiftable.
seems sane to phessler, ok dlg@
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instead of letting hardware rings grow on every interrupt, restrict
it so it can only grow once per softclock tick. we can only punish
the rings on softclock ticks, so it make sense to only grow on
softclock tick boundaries too.
the rings are now punished after >1 lost softclock tick rather than
>2. mclgeti is now more aggressive at detecting livelock.
the rings get punished by an 8th, rather than by half.
we now allow the rings to be punished again even if the system is
already considered in livelock.
without this diff a livelocked system will have its rx ring sizes
scale up and down very rapidly, while holding the rings low for too
long. this affected throughput significantly.
discussed and tested heavily at j2k10. there are still some games
with softnet we can play, but this is a good first step.
"put it in" and ok deraadt@
ok claudio@ krw@ henning@ mcbride@
if we find out that it sucks we can pull it out again later. till then
we'll run with it and see how it goes.
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in the MIB, rather than a different spelling (sensorMIBObjects).
ok martinh@
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