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kerberos5/
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6
(18 years ago)
by laffer1:
This commit was generated by cvs2svn to compensate for changes in r5, which
included commits to RCS files with non-trunk default branches.
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secure/
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256
(17 years ago)
by laffer1:
Add $MidnightBSD$ and the netbsd namespace hack.
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tools/
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522
(17 years ago)
by laffer1:
Add option -w to specify graph width. Default width is terminal width.
Fix the way the median is calculated.
Obtained from FreeBSD 6.1 Release.
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libexec/
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993
(16 years ago)
by laffer1:
Add a cast to our previous fix.
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nrelease/
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1064
(16 years ago)
by laffer1:
Running md5 and sha256 is rather helpful.
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usr.bin/
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1106
(16 years ago)
by laffer1:
$MidnightBSD$
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crypto/
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1108
(16 years ago)
by laffer1:
$MidnightBSD$
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release/
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1111
(16 years ago)
by laffer1:
We're making progress on transitioning off GNU cpio.
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rescue/
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1124
(16 years ago)
by laffer1:
Remove umapfs
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include/
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1125
(16 years ago)
by laffer1:
Don't install umap filesystem headers.
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sbin/
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1142
(16 years ago)
by laffer1:
Remove umapfs. Sorry :)
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share/
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1151
(16 years ago)
by laffer1:
Oops.. forgot $MidnightBSD$
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games/
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1153
(16 years ago)
by laffer1:
Forced commit to add:
The changes in the randomize_fd.c are pretty simple: Basically in the older algorithm you had to
walk thru the whole list element-by-element in order to reach an specific line and print it. This
process is rather slow in big lists (big files :)), since it had to go all the way from the head
of the list until it reached the element it randomly selected.
The new algorithm only changes the way we access the elements, basically after the whole file is
loaded up into the linked-list, we create an array of pointers to rand_node pointers, basically we
walk over the whole list once (after the whole file is loaded into the list) and map each address
into an array position (in the same order they were inserted on the list), after that whenever a
random number is selected, we dont need to walk the whole list until we reach it, we simply
rand_node_table[selected] it and get it in one move.
If the unique option is used, after a rand_node_table[selected] gets visited we set it to NULL
and if we reach that same slot afterwards, we simply go back and randomly select another number.
Pretty simple.
victor loureiro lima
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sys/
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1187
(16 years ago)
by laffer1:
un k&r some of this. remove pc98 bits.
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gnu/
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1191
(16 years ago)
by laffer1:
We've been using bsd tar. I don't see why this is still here.
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contrib/
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1195
(16 years ago)
by laffer1:
This commit was generated by cvs2svn to compensate for changes in r1194,
which included commits to RCS files with non-trunk default branches.
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bin/
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1198
(16 years ago)
by laffer1:
Connect mksh to build.
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usr.sbin/
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1202
(16 years ago)
by laffer1:
$MidnightBSD$
Add PAM supoprt to cron. This will allow cron to skip commands by unavailable accounts depending on pam.conf for cron. This only effects personal crontabs and not /etc/crontab.
Also fix an issue with $HOME
Obtained from FreeBSD.
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lib/
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1204
(16 years ago)
by laffer1:
Obtained from FreeBSD:
pam_nologin(8) starts to provide an account management function in
addition to the existing authentication function so that sshd(8) can
respect nologin(5) while the rest of PAM consumers work as earlier.
In turn, sshd(8) starts to use the new account management function
in pam_nologin(8) and thus respect nologin(5) even when doing public
key authentication with sshd's internal routines (PAM authentication
isn't called at all in that case).
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etc/
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1205
(16 years ago)
by laffer1:
Fix sshd issue with nologin.
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README
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170
(17 years ago)
by laffer1:
Remove $FreeBSD$
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COPYRIGHT
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463
(17 years ago)
by laffer1:
Happy New Year.
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Makefile
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686
(17 years ago)
by laffer1:
Oops.. typo
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Makefile.inc1
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687
(17 years ago)
by laffer1:
Clean up
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ObsoleteFiles.inc
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938
(17 years ago)
by laffer1:
cvsbug was removed, might as well delete the files too.
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MAINTAINERS
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1092
(16 years ago)
by alex:
pick up bin
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UPDATING
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1192
(16 years ago)
by laffer1:
GNU tar be gone
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