Dear all, a quick search
$ git grep -l '#.*def.*\<unix\>' ftp/cmds.c ftpd/ftpcmd.y telnet/commands.c telnet/main.c telnet/telnet.c telnet/tn3270.c telnet/utilities.c hides a portability problem we have at present: GNU/Linux, OpenSolaris define "unix" and "__unix__", OpenBSD defines only "__unix__". In the above seven files, only "ftpd/ftpcmd.y" is accepting "unix" as well as "__unix__", the other only checks on "unix". Going to the contemporary OpenBSD source for "telnet", their make file circumvents the problem by passing "-Dunix" to Gcc, which we do not. Question: Is a manual rewrite using #if defined unix || defined __unix__ a good solution, or should we let "configure.ac" trigger the insertion of a macro "unix" based on "__unix__", should the former be missing? Best regards, Mats
