Re: What is OpenBSD's mechanism to ensure that *ONLY ONE* lib[e]stdc++ version is concurrently loaded in a process?

On Thu, 7 Jul 2016, Tinker wrote: > My question to you is still the same as in the previous email, and that is: > > Is there really not is any mechanism to enforce loading of only ONE stdc++ > version and that one being the NEWEST, in OpenBSD today; so loading of two > etc. happens regularly?

[cryptography export] OpenBSD solution for usage within EAR/CRF defined rouge states.

Hi misc@ I have been assinged a task with an extremely short timeline. The objective is to produce a EAR/CRF compliant laptop based workplace solution with as much bells and whistles as possible (anything from vpn, mta, LibraOffice to SAPgui and more) on non-us produced OS and hardware.  I have

Re: Any way to dump shared libraries loaded by a running process in OpenBSD?

On Thu, Jul 7, 2016 at 9:56 AM, Tinker wrote: > Is there any way to retrieve a listing of the shared libraries loaded by a > running process? > > Both from external and via code in the process is fine. has dl_iterate_phdr() for use in the process. gdb can some how get

Any way to dump shared libraries loaded by a running process in OpenBSD?

Hi, Is there any way to retrieve a listing of the shared libraries loaded by a running process? Both from external and via code in the process is fine. The point is that due to dhload(), it could maybe be easy to miss some library. Anyhow if there's no way then "ldd" should be fine. ( I

Re: What is OpenBSD's mechanism to ensure that *ONLY ONE* lib[e]stdc++ version is concurrently loaded in a process?

Studied this some more, notes from that below. My question to you is still the same as in the previous email, and that is: Is there really not is any mechanism to enforce loading of only ONE stdc++ version and that one being the NEWEST, in OpenBSD today; so loading of two etc. happens

Re: overshooting limits set in login.conf

Etienne wrote: > My browser is behaving strangely, and I suspect it's hitting the limits > set in login.conf. Is there a way to log when a limit has been hit, what > the PID was, and more? I would happily spend the time to tweak them to > match my usage of the browser, but I'm a little bit

Re: pf/routing config for two external interfaces

On 28/06/2016 4:38 a.m., Bobby Johnson wrote: I've setup a few OpenBSD machines to do failover with 2 internet interfaces. I didn't use multipath, pf will pass traffic without it. I did find it necessary to specify a reply-to for each of my pass in rules for services on the 2nd interface.

overshooting limits set in login.conf

Hello list, My browser is behaving strangely, and I suspect it's hitting the limits set in login.conf. Is there a way to log when a limit has been hit, what the PID was, and more? I would happily spend the time to tweak them to match my usage of the browser, but I'm a little bit blind

Re: What is OpenBSD's mechanism to ensure that *ONLY ONE* lib[e]stdc++ version is concurrently loaded in a process?

On 2016-07-07 16:27, Stuart Henderson wrote: On 2016-07-07, Tinker wrote: What is OpenBSD's mechanism for ensuring that only ONE lib[e]stdc++ version is loaded by an OS process concurrently There isn't one. So far we have mostly got lucky, but not always, for example I

Re: What is OpenBSD's mechanism to ensure that *ONLY ONE* lib[e]stdc++ version is concurrently loaded in a process?

On 2016-07-07, Tinker wrote: > What is OpenBSD's mechanism for ensuring that only ONE lib[e]stdc++ > version is loaded by an OS process concurrently There isn't one. So far we have mostly got lucky, but not always, for example I know of at least one port that does an

Re: Missing artwork link in OpenBSD site

On 6 July 2016 at 23:04, Vinicius Pavanelli wrote: > Hi, > > I was looking for the puffy artwork and the Artwork link in the site > directs to the lyrics page not the artworks. > > After some google I got the old Artwork pages, like > http://www.openbsd.org/art1.html > > Is

Collision between libgfortran and gcc-libs

Hi All, It seems that gcc-libs-4.9.3p3 collides with libgfortran-4.3.1p16, which is required by gfortran-4.2.1p15. I have run into this issue a couple of times, when I tried to install various packages. The following message appeared when I tried to install gnucash, which requires