OpenBSD www changes summary for 2016-01-10 to 2016-01-17 inclusive ==================================================================
59.html build errata57.html errata58.html faq ftp.html innovations.html mail.html octeon.html openbgpd openntpd openssh papers security.html want.html == 59.html =========================================================== 01/15 == http://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/www/59.html 59.html > starting point for 5.9 release, still a ways out.. (deraadt@) > delete some arch that will not make 5.9 (deraadt@) > update versions for 5.9 (jsg@) > replace the 6.0 signify public keys with the 5.9 keys (jsg@) > more version updates (sthen@) > s/5.7/5.8 (tj@) == build ============================================================= 02/15 == http://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/www/build build ~ mirrors/ftp.html.end ~ mirrors/ftp.html.head ~ mirrors/ftp.html.mid1 > remove aviion, some ftp dirs, and some of the version references. from tj. > (sthen@) == errata57.html ===================================================== 03/15 == http://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/www/errata57.html errata57.html > point at openssh client errata (deraadt@) > fix stupid cve numbers (deraadt@) == errata58.html ===================================================== 04/15 == http://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/www/errata58.html errata58.html > point at openssh client errata (deraadt@) > fix stupid cve numbers (deraadt@) == faq =============================================================== 05/15 == http://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/www/faq faq ~ index.html ~ pf/carp.html ~ pf/config.html ~ pf/example1.html ~ pf/index.html ~ pf/options.html ~ pf/tables.html > Replace decade-old 'firewall for home or small office' page with a new > modern guide written from scratch. From [email protected] > with input from sthen@ (tb@) ~ pf/example1.html > swap "option routers" line for correct dns line > reported by Pablo Mendez Hernandez (tb@) ~ current.html > Add a note about the pledge(2) path whitelist change requiring tsort(1) > to be built and installed before running make build. (jsg@) ~ faq1.html ~ faq10.html ~ faq11.html ~ faq14.html ~ faq2.html ~ faq4.html ~ faq5.html ~ faq6.html ~ faq8.html ~ faq9.html ~ index.html ~ pf/nat.html ~ pf/options.html > TJ's work on the FAQ continues, this time a big diff with lots of small > fixes: > - only specify the current supported "set debug" choices in the options > section of the pf faq > - clarify ipv4 vs ipv6 configs in the nat section of the pf faq > - mention that usb disk images are available in addition to the cd isos > - don't say that all donors get their name on the donations page anymore > - replace the last few instances of "ftp mirrors" with "http mirrors" or > just "mirrors" where appropriate > - reword some 5.8 mentions to reduce the amount of version bumps we have > to do each release > - few minor tweaks > Thanks! (tb@) ~ faq4.html > ftp->http conversion went too far; http isn't so useful for copying dmesg > around. since we don't want to promote ftp, drop it from the list and > add USB-drive instead. (sthen@) ~ faq11.html > md64, i386, macppc or zaurus don't need to disable the console getty(8) > from TJ. Thanks (matthieu@) ~ pf/example1.html > Adjust the resolv.conf suggestion; pointing a firewall's resolv.conf at > a recursive server running on the same machine often doesn't help all > that much traffic-wise, and it makes things hard for OS updates where > /etc/resolv.conf is copied from the installed system to the ramdisk. > resolv.conf problem with updates pointed out by Jiri B, diff from TJ. > (sthen@) - obsd-faq.txt - pf-faq.txt ~ index.html ~ pf/index.html > Remove {obsd,pf}-faq.txt. Unanimous agreement from many. (tb@) ~ faq3.html > Part of a big diff from TJ, much more to come later: > - mention that the usb images can be written with dd > - clarify that SHA256 only checks for accidental damage > - improve signify example (it stands to reason that brand new users might > not have openbsd installed already.) > - i think we can stop talking about pentium two processors and one > gigabyte hard drives now... > - few minor tweaks (tb@) ~ faq4.html > One more part of TJ's humungous diff, still more to come > - improve section on install.fs and miniroot.fs usb images > - openbsd's installer is not very "new" anymore > - remove another aviion mention > - change a few references of "8gb disks" to "8gb of disk space" > - remove a paragraph about how to resize partitions in windows (if we're > making a windows faq too, count me out.) > - remove windows nt/2000/xp bootloader instructions (there are still two > sections on vista/7 that we might want to remove, but they might be > useful for some people. left them for now.) > - remove a few 5.8 mentions and instruct people to check the release page > for a link to upgrade instructions > - why we were using an ugly stretched-out table for a single command is > beyond me > - replace a couple mentions of floppies with usb drives or a more generic > term like "boot media" > - few minor tweaks (tb@) ~ faq2.html ~ faq4.html > Last part of the FAQ patches from TJ for the moment. > faq2.html: > - remove link to openbsdsupport.org > - mention that errata notices are sent to announce@ > - remove security-announce@ description > - mention that src-changes also includes xenocara and www > commits > faq4.html: > - machdep.allowaperture can also be 0 > Thanks a lot, TJ! (tb@) ~ faq10.html ~ faq6.html ~ faq8.html ~ faq9.html ~ pf/example1.html > TJ strikes again: > faq10.html: > - mention rcctl as an alternative to editing rc.conf.local directly > - blowfish uses eight rounds, not six (redo example too) > faq6.html: > - remove redundant info, link to more detailed article > - fix redundant pf line, keep state is default now > - i don't think pxe was "recently" introduced > - replace mention of "draft n" with just n > faq8.html: > - replace more ugly tables > faq9.html: > - modernize disk device name examples > ...and of course the usual healthy dose of sprinkling small > improvements here and there. (tb@) ~ faq14.html > two minor rewordings (as per XXX, more to come) (mmcc@) ~ faq3.html > Adjust disk space advice; 1GB won't give you an "easy install" because > it will be a PITA to update after a release or two. (sthen@) ~ faq14.html > i386 -> amd64/i386 in the "whoa. this section needs rework" section > (sthen@) ~ faq10.html > add missing word, from Halim Srama (mmcc@) ~ faq10.html > ntpd is enabled by default now, so this example needs to be adjusted. > also fix some odd wording while i'm here. ok tb (tj@) ~ faq10.html > Mention rcctl(8) before explaining how to edit rc.conf.local by hand. > The former method is easier, safer and should be preferred. > tweaks and ok tj@ (tb@) ~ faq10.html > some html surgery: use consistent markup for commands and files rather > than four different ways chosen randomly. do a bit of rewording and fix > one ntpd mention that i missed in the previous commit. > input/ok tb (tj@) == ftp.html ========================================================== 06/15 == http://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/www/ftp.html ftp.html > sync (sthen@) == innovations.html ================================================== 07/15 == http://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/www/innovations.html innovations.html > add section on privilege revocation. provide examples of programs > using the concepts of privilege privilege seperation and privilege > revocation > with ingo (deraadt@) == mail.html ========================================================= 08/15 == http://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/www/mail.html mail.html > remove aviion mention > From TJ (tb@) > remove rss feed section. one of the links hasn't worked for a long time > and the other has nothing to do with the rest of this page. ok phessler > sthen (tj@) == octeon.html ======================================================= 09/15 == http://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/www/octeon.html octeon.html > fix the link to the Portwell CAM-0100 > from Frederic Cambus <fred at statdns.com>, thanks (gsoares@) == openbgpd ========================================================== 10/15 == http://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/www/openbgpd openbgpd ~ ftp.html > sync (sthen@) == openntpd ========================================================== 11/15 == http://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/www/openntpd openntpd ~ portable.html > sync (sthen@) == openssh =========================================================== 12/15 == http://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/www/openssh openssh ~ ftp.html > sync (sthen@) ~ index.html ~ openbsd.html ~ security.html + txt/release-7.1p2 > update to openssh-7.1p2 (markus@) ~ security.html > fix cve#, date & speling (markus@) ~ txt/release-7.1p2 > typo (markus@) ~ txt/release-7.1p2 > fix for "untrusted X11-forwarding" didn't make it and will be in 7.2 > (markus@) == papers ============================================================ 13/15 == http://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/www/papers papers ~ index.html > 3x Gwyne -> Gwynne (tb@) == security.html ===================================================== 14/15 == http://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/www/security.html security.html > Remove mention of specific vendors, half of which are long gone. Add > a link to innovations.html. More accurate numbers concerning size of > source code and availability of most popular snapshots. > From Sevan Janiyan, thanks! (tb@) == want.html ========================================================= 15/15 == http://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/www/want.html want.html > i would like to get back to storage, and nvme(4) in particular. > a samsung 950 pro nvme m.2 controller would be good, cos they're > likely to be very popular. > a pci-e ssd would be good for the same reasons. intel are probably > going to be the second most common. (dlg@) > i could really use a small-ish macppc (jasper@) =============================================================================== _______________________________________________ owc mailing list [email protected] http://www.squish.net/mailman/listinfo/owc
