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hostnames which resolve to muliple ip addresses are all forwarded to
the client;
issue reported by edgar pettijohn;
discussed with dhcpd's de facto maintainer, kenneth westerback;
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Based on an approach in vmd with mc146818/ns8250.
diff by Rob Pierce <rob -AT- 2keys -DOT- ca>
ok deraadt@
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from Job Snijders
ok phessler@ benno@
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from Job Snijders
ok phessler@ benno@
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in draft-ietf-grow-bgp-gshut
from Job Snijders
ok phessler@ benno@
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from Job Snijders
ok phessler@ benno@
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OK gsoares@
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in the source Makefile.* files.
ok tb rpe mlarkin
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- if we can't retrieve the package, of course signify will say it's truncated
so that's redundant.
- if you give a full package name, can_be_empty should make directories
vanish.
(landry just discovered 6.1/packages-stable by accident, make it vanish
again so he can't find it back... :D )
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appears to be causing some instability.
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Also remove the RTF_UP flag from hdr.rtm_flags in send_rtmsg() since
ospfd and bgpd don't set the flag.
OK bluhm@ claudio@
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diff from Henri Kemppainen; ok gilles@ eric@
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src/lib/libc/gen/tree.c is a copy of src/sys/kern/subr_tree.c, but with
annotations for symbol visibility. changes to one should be reflected
in the other.
the malloc debug code that uses RB code is ported to RBT.
because libc provides the RBT code, procmap doesn't have to reach into
the kernel and build subr_tree.c itself now.
mild enthusiasm from many
ok guenther@
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Done by Rob Pierce <rob AT 2keys DOT ca>, thanks
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change in wsfontload as well: tweak spacing and printf format string.
OK deraadt@, mpi@
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programs will build even without a make depend first.
okay tb@ millert@
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PCI-SIG Lightweight Notification (LN) Protocol ECN document.
From Masanobu SAITOH.
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and commented entries.
OK mlarkin@
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OK deraadt@
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ok deraadt@ martijn@
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it's read/write. diff from IIJ.
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need to construct paths. OK deraadt@
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okay millert@ deraadt@
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to begin with anyways.
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mandoc -Tlint. While here, make macro usage more consistent.
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OK claudio@
jmc@ doesn't object
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exist on a default install (thus making it impossible to read and study)
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option respond with a unicast advertisement. This improves air time on
wireless networks and reduces energy consumption on battery powered
devices. For details see RFC 7772 "Reducing Energy Consumption of
Router Advertisements" aka BCP 202.
Input & OK bluhm@
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/var/sysmerge/xetc.tgz to detect whether we have the x sets installed.
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a file when we scanned the at spool earlier.
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From Andrei-Marius Radu via sthen@
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by group crontab. The at(1) command now creates files owned by
group crontab, the crontab(1) command already does this.
Files in the crontab spool with parse errors are now ignored;
crontab(1) will not install a crontab file with parse errors.
The system crontab file (/etc/crontab) is not affected by this.
The required permissions on crontab files have been tightened.
Files in the cron spool must be mode 0600 (as created by crontab(1)).
The system crontab file may be readable/writable by the owner,
readable by group and readable by other. The system crontab must
be readable by the owner.
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strictly needed but matches the previous baudrate diff committed earlier
to vmd.
ok deraadt, phessler
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with openat(), fstatat() and unlinkat(). This is similar to how
we run cron jobs and eliminates the need for run_job() to find the
basename of the at file. OK deraadt@
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previous version was allowing an output rate that is "too fast", and linux
guests would give up after 512 characters TXed ("too much work for irq4").
This diff calculates the approximate rate we can sustain at the current
programmed baud rate and limits the output to that rate by inserting a
HZ delay after a specified number of characters have been transmitted.
This fixes the linux guest console issue.
Note that the console now outputs at more or less the selected baud rate,
instead of nearly instantaneously as before - if you selected 9600 in
your guest VMs before, you might want to change that to 115200 now for a
better console experience.
krw@ "seems like a good idea to me"
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from before we had seabios support (to fake a hole where the EBDA would
be), and seabios always assumes 640k low memory is available. Fixes a
problem where FreeDOS guests whose seabios placed the virtio ring too
close to 640k would crash vmd. tested on a variety of guest OS, with
and without seabios. no regressions seen.
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group-writable, not after. Pointed out by Solar Designer.
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On i386, clang puts the char array at an odd address in .bss.
ok deraadt@
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pointed out by brynet
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jca points out that all the other interface configuration tools live
there (like ifconfig or dhclient). Furthermore it starts so early in
the boot process that /usr might not be mounted yet if it's a nfs
filesystem.
sthen and deraadt agree
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it breaks at least nslookup, host, dig +tcp.
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time_second. Since time_second changes depending on the wall-
clock time, time_second is not a reliable source for the status.
We can even end up with a negative time delta. Thus, use the
monotonically growing time_uptime and export it to userland.
ok bluhm@ mikeb@
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