Re: [PATCH] tcpdump - Wrong MDNS QU bit interpretation.
Any feedback on this ?
small change in db_trap.c
Hi,
I recently ran into problem where I needed a stacktrace to figure out
why EHCI - USB path (usb_allocmem) is not working and I couldn't get
access to ddb console because the keyboard was unusable.
I finally found out I could do the print like below and it gave me a
usable stacktrace.
That 'cold' condition doesn't work for some reason (can BIOS/OS give
indication it is cold boot?). Anyway it is much better to give a
stacktrace to user so that they can give it back to developers.
If nobody has objection can somebody please commit?
Thanks
Index: db_trap.c
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RCS file: /cvs/src/sys/ddb/db_trap.c,v
retrieving revision 1.14
diff db_trap.c
76,83c76
/*
* Just in case we do not have any usable console driver,
* give the user a traceback.
*/
if (cold) {
db_stack_trace_print(db_dot, 0, 10 /* arbitrary */, ,
db_printf);
}
---
db_stack_trace_print(db_dot, 0, 10 /* arbitrary */, ,
db_printf);
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Re: document ldapd schema files
On Wed, Nov 3, 2010 at 4:00 PM, Martin Hedenfalk mar...@bzero.se wrote: On Wed, Nov 03, 2010 at 01:19:26PM -0400, Ted Unangst wrote: Am I missing something, or is there no documentation for the schema files? man ldapd.conf tells me I can include additional schema files via the schema keyword, but nothing tells me what to put in those files. Following diff attempts to documents the schema file syntax. Only a brief synopsis of the attribute type and object class syntax is given, the rest is referred to the RFC. I can't really comment on the accuracy because I'm trying to avoid learning about LDAP at all cost, but this gives me enough info to start searching with, so I think it's a great addition.
Re: document ldapd schema files
I can't really comment on the accuracy because I'm trying to avoid learning about LDAP at all cost, but this gives me enough info to start searching with, so I think it's a great addition. What is the technical reason behind not wanting to learn about LDAP? I'd be interested to hear feedback/input from you and the rest of the list.
Re: document ldapd schema files
4 nov 2010 kl. 20.10 skrev Adam M. Dutko: I can't really comment on the accuracy because I'm trying to avoid learning about LDAP at all cost, but this gives me enough info to start searching with, so I think it's a great addition. What is the technical reason behind not wanting to learn about LDAP? I'd be interested to hear feedback/input from you and the rest of the list. I can't speak for Ted, but I would guess having other priorities or lack of time. Anyway, I should perhaps mention the 'relax schema' keyword in the ldapd.conf file, if you don't want to write a schema definition. Basically it bypasses all attribute checking of stored entries, so you can use it as a simple key-value store. Any attribute will be accepted. Don't use if you want any kind of interoperability. -martin
Re: document ldapd schema files
On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 3:10 PM, Adam M. Dutko dutko.a...@gmail.com wrote: I can't really comment on the accuracy because I'm trying to avoid learning about LDAP at all cost, but this gives me enough info to start searching with, so I think it's a great addition. What is the technical reason behind not wanting to learn about LDAP? I'd be interested to hear feedback/input from you and the rest of the list. attributetype ( 2.16.840.1.113730.3.1.1 NAME 'carLicense' DESC 'RFC2798: vehicle license or registration plate' EQUALITY caseIgnoreMatch SUBSTR caseIgnoreSubstringsMatch SYNTAX 1.3.6.1.4.1.1466.115.121.1.15 )
Re: document ldapd schema files
On Thu, Nov 04, 2010 at 02:32:45PM -0600, Theo de Raadt wrote: On second thought, I should answer with a little less snark, though I think this one attribute sums it up pretty well. First, some committee sat around and tried to come up with all the things needed to describe a person, like license plates and pager numbers and who your secretary is. It's like it's custom built for handling the personnel records of IBM management. They made all this nonsense optional thankfully, but who's to say there aren't other attributes you need to store in your organization? Now you're off making your own schema. Adios interop! Second, the file formats seem purpose designed to be incomprehensible. Third, just doing something as simple as putting a single user record into the db using ldapadd involved an insane amount of typing of magic incantations. This is not entirely the tool's fault, there's just so much stuff involved it bubbles up to the user whether they like it or not. On the whole, infinite flexibility is pretty much synonymous with infinite complexity. not enough axe murderers. note to axe murderers: ietf and other such organizations are purposely weak at checking badges at their events, because who would want to go to them? use this to your advangage. the people attending these meetings are generally pretty unfit and move slowly, so you don't need a large, long handled axe -- something small will do. like blades in a cheese burger ? Gilles
Re: document ldapd schema files
On second thought, I should answer with a little less snark, though I think this one attribute sums it up pretty well. I enjoyed the first response but thanks for the follow-up. First, some committee sat around and tried to come up with all the things needed to describe a person, like license plates and pager numbers and who your secretary is. It's like it's custom built for handling the personnel records of IBM management. They made all this nonsense optional thankfully, but who's to say there aren't other attributes you need to store in your organization? Now you're off making your own schema. Adios interop! I've found LDAP useful in simple situations and barely tolerable in big organizations for reasons you highlighted. A lot of people have to justify their existence and some can do it by managing a directory server. On the flip side, I recently used LDAP for a guest wireless application and saved us from having to rely on Active Directory (definitely not something I like but for some organizations they think they need a directory system). I've tried to ponder how one might lobby managers in an organization to not go the single sign on route or use Active Directory (and AD like solutions) but I'm always faced with the ... it's easy and it works with everything counterpoints (and no it doesn't work with everything). I was hoping maybe some of you could shed light on approaches to solving the how do I manage users across multiple operating systems and application domains problem that faces a lot of organizations but I imagine that's a question better asked on a different mailing list. That question is why I asked you about your decision earlier. Second, the file formats seem purpose designed to be incomprehensible. Third, just doing something as simple as putting a single user record into the db using ldapadd involved an insane amount of typing of magic incantations. This is not entirely the tool's fault, there's just so much stuff involved it bubbles up to the user whether they like it or not. Yup, it's a bit of a mess and nearly impossible to create good and powerful abstractions for admins when faced with so many permutations. On the whole, infinite flexibility is pretty much synonymous with infinite complexity. This is where I led myself to on the whole discussion of identify management in an enterprise.
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