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Please send me the output of
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On line 72 of , there is a reference to 'union sigval',
which is declared in , but inside #ifndef _POSIX_SOURCE.
The X build heavily uses _POSIX_SOURCE, so this breaks.
Should line 72 of not move a little further down into
the #ifndef _POSIX_SOURCE block below it?
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I have just committed Nick Sayer's SRA'ed telnet; this means that
if you have the secure dist, and maybe Kerberos, you will have a
telnet that attempts to do some encryption apart from the Kerberos
stuff.
Initial reports are that this encryption is weak, but it may be
better than nothi
0xc09c1000 3000 mfs.ko
31 0xc09cd000 6000 procfs.ko
41 0xc09da000 8000 if_xl.ko
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> > Anyone could give me some hints about how to set up my ftp service
> > correctly ? thanks alot,
>
> This looks like a recently introduced bogon. I'm seeing it too.
Hmmm. PAM Stuff. Have you fully updated (mergemaster) your etc
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> cause right now.
The static binary seems to be OK an a 3-day-old CURRENT.
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> This normally means not using modules in -current except for ones
> that you are developing.
Sure. This either needs spelling out, or it needs better automation
so as to "work as expected".
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hardened for shell use, and served us admirably. We recently (with
some sadness) closed down the shell service, but the actual box
will live in some other (staff-serving) incarnation.
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not nuked straight away.
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been "common culture" ever since I can remember (at least three years).
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There is breakage in the new FICL. This fixes it...
diff -u -d -r1.2 softcore.awk
--- softcore.awk1999/01/22 23:52:57 1.2
+++ softcore.awk1999/09/29 09:47:30
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printf "\"quit \";\n";
printf "\n\nvoid ficlCompileSoftCore(FICL_VM *pVM)\n";
printf
no si_tty
> >
> >Is it anything to worry about?
>
> I'm not quite sure yet, I'm still checking.
20 minutes is not enough to make world and build a kernel. Are you sure
you've done both?
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There is a list called SPAM-L, where this is all on-topic. There is
a lot of flamage, but the content is filterable. Askme if you want to
get on...
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> These days the RBL is more of a preventative measure than a blocking
> measure. It has already forced most open relays to tighten up.
I'll go with that.
The DUL stops _huge_ amounts of "drive-by" spam, though...
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abuse. However - with a view
to keeping the "open internet culture" going, it is delightful that
said ISP's will allow outgoing SMTP provided the user "pre-agrees"
that they will not abuse the privelige. This reduces the ISP's
effort, keeping costs down, and is instr
BL is its strong sense of the
need to listen to its client base, and to adapt as necessary. Paul
Vixie has a high degree of respect, as a consequence.
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blocked until the sender added his IPS's smathost to his mailing
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> How much of that do you think is worth rejecting?
I wish to reject no legitimate mail. I would fight use of the DUL
_hard_ if there was no (smarthost
assets to the FreeBSD project,
but this public Jihad is a bit much.
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Yes, using a three-way co-operation - FreeBSD, MAPS/DUL and your ISP.
> in libdes, trying to install des.h from /usr/src/crypto, which
> does not exist. The make world should not have effected the system.
Please cvsup crypto.
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> Now the only thing that I'd like to know is: where do I get the
> current CVS sources for libdescrypt, so that this doesn't prevent
> me from logging-in next time?
Usual places? It is in Internat as well.
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> This appears to have been lost.
Hmm. I might be the culprit. Fixing now...
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> - /usr/bin/login and friends are now linked against libscrypt
> instead of libcrypt.
This is a link bug. The Makefile says "-lcrypt". JDP?
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>I have 'make release' up to the point where it fails building
> the PCCARD kernel. It needs to have the miibus0 controller added.
> A patch is attached.. Would someone please commit this?
What a coincidence! I just fixed this!
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Kewl.
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*** Error code 1
Way ahead of you there. I fixed a few more; this one was for rlogind;
the others are rshd, rlogin, rsh and su.
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> will someone please shout when this is unbroken? need to build to debug
> this darn pcm issue.
I fixed this a few hourws ago already...
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> } src/libexec/ftpd/Makefile 1.28
>
> This certainly fixed the kerberized ftpd, but I also had to make similar
> changes to the Makefiles for rshd and rlogind in libexec and for su, rlogin
> and rsh in usr.bin to get 'make world' to complete.
Aaaah! That makes sense!
> >> what version of what module?
> > src/libexec/ftpd/Makefile 1.28
>
> that was what i had when i got the last breakage.
Huh? OK - test build in progress...
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src/libexec/ftpd/Makefile 1.28
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> /usr/obj/usr/src/tmp/usr/lib/libkrb.so: undefined reference to `init_error_table'
> /usr/obj/usr/src/tmp/usr/lib/libkrb.so: undefined reference to
>`initialize_error_table_r'
Fixage committed. :-)
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> Should the "#include " in telnet.c be protected with a
> "#ifdef TERMCAP"?
Dunno. I have removed it from 2 builds - one clean and one with all
my crypto gunk (both failed, BTW). One box will take 1.5 hours, the
other will take 3.
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>
> I suspect it's related to the international secure dist being out of sync.
> Make sure there's no -DTERMCAP in the telnet Makefiles...
Nope. The makefiles are in src/kerberosIV/... and they are not
export rest
;m so glad you said this! I thought it was something to do with
my private patches on my development box, and it had me beat...
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> Hey markm, ya wanna add this to your to-do list? :-)
Added :-)
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outbound buffer
untill then. The problem only happens on congested links with SSH,
and is somewhat random but repeatable.
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> I've just committed the revised TCP timer code. There are some
> user visible changes:
:
> Also, some new sysctls have been added:
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...&c
Please let the plebs know, in less kernel-ish terms, what this means?
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net, but I tested it a
> fair bit myself back in Australia.
It didn't work very well for me, because what I had had missing bits;
also it did not fit into the framework I had already constructed.
What will be there after the commit is IMVHO a good starting point for
your code :-).
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> > 3) Upgade libdes. This is mainly for KerberosIV and Kerberos5. It does
> > not hurt anything else. This will go into src/crypto.
>
> You might also like to turn on the x86 assembler code (it's only for
> pentiums
Hello All!
I have got a $#|7load of crypto updates that I'd like to commit; they
are all over my tree, so let me describe what they do, and anyone who
wishes to review any part of them can get the appropriate bits.
1) Revisit the way libscrypt/libdescript get built. This is partially
based on Br
> Anyway, this module was meant more as a joke, but if you guys like it so
> much you could vote for putting it in the tree...
My vote is a resounding "Yes!".
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quot; stuff up
> there too. I think it's a slippery slope.
Agreed. Sysctl's have a decent hierarchical structure; let's use it.
Examples of broken/unused hierarchical structures:
o .COM namespace.
o Average DOS user's hard disk management (everything off root).
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Yes, he is :-).
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> The current pccard code is evil and must die.
Be that as it may, it is a huge improvement today over what it was
a month ago. Thanks!!
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> It's been pointed out to me in private mail that current's
> manpath.config is broken. If nobody's looked at it by tomorrow, I'll do
> so then.
Fixed.
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> PAM modules to handle user authentication.
Thank you! Saves me (and JDP?) some work!
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s anybody else
> working on it? If so, I'll get out of your way.
Warner Losh is working on this, but he has the bad taste to let
his day job take priority, so this will take a bit of time ;-)
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> behavior.
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> Given the state of the Internet today, I think this is purely a
> sensible change in defaults. Comments?
Very sensible. You have my vote.
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> Mark Murray wrote:
> >
> > If I play around (Hit F5 or space or enter), I get "Invalid partition"
> > errors. Hitting enter at that stage gets me a Boot: prompt. The only
> > thing that gets an actial boot is typing 0:da(1,a)/boot/loader. Then
> >
(4339 Meg), flag 80 (active)
beg: cyl 0/head 1/sector 1;
end: cyl 1023/head 32/head 63;
The data for partition 2 is:
:
I've seen some funny things in fdisk, but they usually work. ("Funny"
== cyl-is-strange-due-to-11-bit-limit).
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Hi
I am having some problems with a machine I recently rebuilt; I suspect
either the drive geometry or something else in the boot process. The
machine has to be booted "manually".
Situation: I installed FreeBSD 3.1 on a 4G SCSI disk that had had
Current on it before (CURRENT snaps wouldn't boot).
:-)
I am looking forward to hearing about newconfig from you folk
at USENIX!
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> Make buildworld fails here with:
>
> ===>/gnu/usr.bin/perl/perl
> find: build: No such file or directory
> find: build: No such file or directory
> mkdir: lib/auto: File exists
> *** Error code 1
Please look this one up in the archives.
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ave no problem dealing with the ups-and-downs of CURRENT, then go
for it. It is working very nicely on my Libretto 110CT.
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n't broken, the handbook is and that kills the
> builds just as effectively. :-(
Freeze the bastard as well :-)
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Bob K wrote:
> Well, I did some reading through rfc821, and an email address is defined
> as follows:
Email addresses != Usernames. What this suggests to me is that having
an _alias_ (say) Mark.Murray to markmurray in /etc/aliases is OK.
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to get pretty fascist, but my false-positive is
very low (maybe 7 in total).
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> < said:
>
> > Have you ever considered only allowing list members to post, or are
> > there difficulties that make this impossible?
>
> Yes, there are.
Content-free answer. Please elaborate?
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verified email address, which is too easy to whack for the amount
of trouble they went to.
Spammers go fo massive bulk; subscribing to mailing lists doesn't fit
the profile for the majority of them.
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Do you have any stats of "accepted mail" vs "rejected mail" vs SPAM?
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#x27;m guessing I want to do it
> between #2 and #3, and again between #6 and #7.
I generally do it after making a new kernel and before rebooting. I have
had no problems doing it that way with the possible exception of changes
to /etc/make.conf.
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Warner Losh wrote:
> In message Dag-Erling Smorgrav writes:
> : Anybody using a 3c509 and expecting it to work reliably should be
> : taken out and shot in the back of the head.
>
> But what about a 3C589D? The ep driver supports them as well :-)
Or a 3C589E (AKA a 3CCE589
re you planning to merge 5.00503 to -stable? We can just bump
> the version and be done with it.
I'll do it tomorrow if I have half a clue that the rest of core will
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+.if exists(/usr/bin/perl5.00502)
PERL_VERSION= 5.00502
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+.if exists(/usr/bin/perl5.00503)
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PERL_VER= 5.005
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PLIST_SUB+=PERL_VERSION=${PERL_VERSION} \
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Best chance is a total resup followed by a source-tree de-turd. I find
that _two_ "make cleandir"'s followed by "cd /usr/obj;"
does a good job even if it is a bit of overkill.
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I could do it? :-)
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about the best _guarantee_ you can get of a warning is "Fire in
the hole!!", with just about anything else a total freebie. If you
don't like that, rather run STABLE. :-)
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off the irq table, so I left it out. :-]
No problem. No-one got hurt ;-)
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sectors: 255H 63S/T 553C)
ffs_mountfs: superblock updated for soft updates
ffs_mountfs: superblock updated for soft updates
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ot;; lots of
interrupt names are wrong; a pnp-probed sound card is listed as
"??? irq5", and everything else except "clk0 int0" and "rtc0 irq8"
are listed as "pci irqNN" (with NN replaced some believable number).
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You haven't by any chance added kerberos by mistake, have you? :-)
If you're not sure, send the output from "ldd /usr/libexec/rlogind".
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we can link everything dynamic.. :-)
Hmm. It will still be broken for the diehards who insist on having
everything static :-)
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The "undefined references" are all in libmd which is listed as above
in libcrypt's Makefile.
I would hate to have to hunt down all usages of -lcrypt to add -lmd.
Any ideas?
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"David O'Brien" wrote:
> Actually a committed (forgot who) tried to overhall the crypt stuff a few
> months ago and it blew up in his face. I don't think anyone has changed
> since. A shame.
Brandon Gillespie.
I have a copy of his code (almost) ready-to-go.
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atter, but will follow the
> wishes of others (or Core, or committers, or who ever should make this
> decision and who ever tells me which way to go).
My take on this is that it could be a lot more difficult to make as a port
than as a SUBDIR+= ?
My (non-binding and unemotional) vote is for F
; ln -fs libdescrypt.so.2 libcrypt.so.2
> ln -fs libdescrypt.a libcrypt.a
>
> after make world to use DES (crypt).
This should happen automagically.
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nks for the pointer. [sounds of foot in mouth insertion
]
>
> (shouldn't auth.info be sent somewhere? Currently successful connections
> don't seem to be logged at all.)
You didn't include the patch for this :-)
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> What is the reason behind not installing /usr/libexec/tcpd? I can see not
> mucking with /etc/inetd.conf by default, but having the binary around
> would definitely save a lot of people some work.
RTFM inetd(8).
RTFCM.
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Bob Bishop wrote:
> >Anyone else seeing this?
>
> Not getting any problems here, cvsup'ed at Sat Mar 27 14:25:51 GMT 1999.
>
> Are you doing anything specific to provoke it?
Building a kernel and rebooting :-).
It panics during the device probe phase.
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I am getting a reliable "Page fault while in kernel mode" panic
on a dual-cpu box running a really recent CURRENT.
Doing a "nm /kernel | sort | less" and looking for the address
suggests this is happening in INTREN().
Anyone else seeing this?
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Sheldon Hearn wrote:
> Diffs to do just this are attached to PR misc/8071. I've tested the
> diffs through a buildworld+installworld, but would appreciated feedback
> on a release build.
Nuke the festering slag :-) (Or gimme fresh patches and I'll do it!)
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en go back
> over the discussions that Peter, Doug, I and others have had about how
> we might identify modules within a file, and implement it. I fear that
> it will result in binary incompatability (again).
Fooey :-(. Smells like a kernel registry-of-loaded-bits is needed?
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the file/module dichotomy is resolved, it's not possible to do that.
1) works (and needs tidying up).
Any suggestions for a kernel neophyte on how to get stuck into 3)?
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; 3) fix kldload to not load modules when
their functionality is already compiled in (_Three_ Solutions!!).
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esn't. I
> don't use info files, so I know zero about them or what this error is
> about.
Look at his paths; /usr/info/dir does not exist. *Sheesh* ;-)
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there you will find a CVS tree under ``cvs''. This CVS tree
> corresponds to /usr/src in that you will find "src/gnu/usr.bin/cc",
> "src/gnu/lib/libstdc++", and "src/contrib/egcs".
It would help a lot if you could make it CVSUPpable :-). Those of u
d " for each executable.
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"David O'Brien" wrote:
> > Hmm... Does it not make more sense to slowly remove the FreeBSD'ism
> > that require that we futz with the compiler?
>
> I don't think bde, et. al. is going to let -fformat-extensions go away. :-)
Then can't we get
ile our sources.
Hmm... Does it not make more sense to slowly remove the FreeBSD'ism
that require that we futz with the compiler?
> I've got the compiler contribed and am working on the contrib of
> libstdc++. I will share my local CVS tree with anyone that wants to help
> out.
ween fstat(1) and lsof(1) back into fstat?
If the problem is too great, I'll vote for an import.
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Matthew Thyer wrote:
> Is something broken or is there a reason for this ?
>
> I normally get src-cur and ports-cur.
This normally happens after a tagging operation; sites take a _helluva_ long
time to catch up and create the diffs.
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