remove alpha bits

Re-order library building to attempt a fix with libarchive.  Move libc to the beginning as we may need the symbols available.  (unrelated)

Fix a null pointer dereference in the POSIX priority classes.

Improvements to the sub.package schema.
Cleanup now always runs.
Fixed error handing in db_create.c

Updated the error handling in mport_parse_plist_file().

Fix an off by one error in the list parsing.

Forced commit to note the patch originated from Ed Maste.

http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=81534

Add the cleanup code to create. Various bug fixes.

Added mport_parselist().
Conflicts and depends are now inserted into the package file db.  The schema
of this will probably change once the install end is written and we know
what we need.

Start of libmport.  At the moment all it can do is a make a tmpdir with the
package-meta database.  Soon we'll pull in libarchive and start to make some
packages.

libsqlite3 depends on pthread.

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).

$MidnightBSD$

Use unsigned comparisons.  This fixes some bugs in the following case:

1. i386
2. program calling update is statically linked to libmd
3. buffer provided is aligned modulo 4 bytes
4. the buffer extends beyond 2 GB.

Bugs 1-3 still cause problems beyond 4GB.

Back out propolice.  More information in UPDATING.

In short, propolice broke libpthread and libthr.

Disable -g flag

$MidnightBSD$

Remove ProPolice portion.  Its un-needed.

Some /sbin utilities require this.

Missed one...

Importing propolice into MidnightBSD. Propolice is going to
provide us with much greater security and stability in the
long run. If upgrading from a pre-propolice system, please
follow the these instructions:

cd /usr/src/lib/libc && make obj && make && make install
cd /usr/src/gnu/usr.bin/cc && make obj && make && make install
buildworld and kernel

It is adviced that any mports which were installed and/or built
prior to the propolice update also be updated. If any errors
or issue are encounted, please contact security@midnightbsd.org
and we will be sure to investigate and come up with an expeditious
fix.

Fix the MBSDID crap

unbreak the build for nowunbreak the build for now.

$MidnightBSD$

Remove alpha bits

Generated files using step 9  make -DMAINTAINER_MODE generate...

Add new libsm file from sendmail 8.13.6+

Handling of login.access(5) was moved from login(1) to pam_login_access(8) years ago.  This will remove dead code, clean up manpages and install login.access.5 from the pam_login_access src dir.

Remove a useless word.

Just query as is if there is a trailing dot in the name.

Don't query as is twice.

Fix formatting.

Add strndup(3) to libc.

$MidnightBSD$

Correct misleading documentation.

Add NetBSD efun(3) functions...

esetfunc, easprintf, efopen, ecalloc, emalloc, erealloc, estrdup, estrlcat, estrlcpy, evasprintf

Some code in the tree already includes this such as fsck and rcorder. This will make NetBSD code porting easier.  Note our libutil uses libutil.h instead of util.h.

As discussed on freebsd-threads@freebsd.org, a libpthread bug exists that this patch by Peter Edwards Corrects.

Here is a summary:

I've a problem when a process uses:
       libpthread
       detached threads
       mixed bound/unbound threads
       suspended threads  (a la pthread_resume_np())

whereby some newly created suspended threads don't get scheduled.
I think I've tracked it down, so if someone could review the
reasoning, I'd be grateful.

Newly launched threads have a "struct pthread" that may be allocated
from a freelist of GCed threads. Apparently, when detached threads
enter the GCed list, they can still have the "active" flag set on
them. Later, this causes problems when this thread is recycled and
resumed, because _thr_setrunnable_unlocked() doesn't add it to a
run queue.

thr_cleanup can be called either from the bound-threads scheduler,
or the unbound scheduler. One callsite clears "active", "needswitchout",
and "lock_switch" to zero before the call. The other callsite just
clears "check_pending". I think these flags are all either bound-thread
or unbound-thread specific, and that there was an unintended
assumption that the thread would remain with the same "boundedness"
after being recycled, which isn't neccessarily the case. (Or another
way - the idea was that there was no need to clear the "active"
flag on a bound thread, as its only used for unbound threads, but
a GCed bound thread might be recycled into an unbound thread)

Given that, it seems correct to clean up the thread the same way
for both cases, and just move that code into thr_cleanup.

Only catch SIGINFO when LIBPTHREAD_DEBUG is defined in the environment.

Eliminate a race condition in timed waist (cv, mutex, sleeps).

Don't forget to init a TAILQ before using it.

Allocate a thread's tcb last so it is easier to handle failures to malloc() siginfo.

Include needed headers obtained through pthread.h

Obtained from FreeBSD (March 2006 MFC)

Correct decoding a string containing '/'

More cleanup

fix build of openssh.

Adjusted directions

This commit was generated by cvs2svn to compensate for changes in r201,
which included commits to RCS files with non-trunk default branches.

Imported strtonum() from OpenBSD

This commit was generated by cvs2svn to compensate for changes in r2, which
included commits to RCS files with non-trunk default branches.