use new libarchive version

fix the problem that the entry broke into two lines with multibyte AM/PM format.  obtained from FreeBSD 8-stable

make groups max size dynamic here

warns 6

we've been using bc and dc from openbsd for years. (archite committed this in 2007)

Introduce BSD licensed version of grep.

MK_BSD_GREP = yes turns it on as grep, otherwise gnu grep is installed as grep and bsdgrep is bsd licensed grep. In the inverse, gnu grep becomes gnugrep.

For "compatibility", bsdgrep can use the gnu regex library which is also faster, but then it's not purely bsd.

partial merge of find(1) from freebsd 8-stable

include proper header files

try to work around target arch symlink bug.  this breaks ports on i386

use c99

Add a few additional files that were added in v436

Remove lndir from base.  This was added to make it easier for mirports, but since MidnightBSD does not include the rest of X in base it doesn't help much anyway.

Let's assume that anyone using mirports would still need our own X packages.

tag

Import fetch(1) from FreeBSD 9-stable on this date

fix usage.. it's u not f

Add man page for msearch(1) and references in find and locate.

disable debugging.

add rank flag aka -r to show ranks for full text queries

enable fts

add the l flag to limit results.

This is the frontend for libmsearch.

Add cpufreq(1).  cpufreq is a utility to monitor the current cpu frequency easily.  powerd(8) and cpufreq(4) can change the frequency to conserve energy and it's useful to monitor this at times.

The sysctl interface is handy, but annoying for one off's like this.

sync with freebsd 7.0

5.14.0, not 5.10

Turn on lzma

Missed a few things when I updated

Update to bsdtar 2.8.3

Remove diffs for old version.

Create a symlink for libperl.so to allow mports to find the perl shared library.

we don't want strict aliasing or profiled libs here

This looks like a typo.

Introduce brainfuck(1) to MidnightBSD.  brainfuck is a language/interpreter with details in the man page.

Obtained from: MirBSD

Modify man page to reference new c99(7).

update to sudo 1.7.2p5

Add unzip front end for libarchive

Add BIND_IDN support.

Import OpenBSD's sysctl sensors framework.  This is based on work by Constantine A. Murenin for the 2007 Google summer of code for FreeBSD.

Includes:
sample config file for sensord
rc scripts
documentation fixes and updates
sys/kern/kern_sensors.c
sys/sensors.h

This is compatible with OpenBSD 4.1 and 4.2 in terms of the userland bits.

This shouldn't have been committed. We keep psd documents in src/share/doc/

Update m4 utility; sync with OpenBSD.  Several little improvements have been made including using the ohash (in our libc) functions and some modern extensions from GNU m4.

6bone decomissioned on 6/6/06.

Obtained from: FreeBSD, dougb

sync with freebsd

revert, this was a security fix

update man page

update man page

Sync with freebsd

$MidnightBSD$, update

update lorder

Look for libraries in $DESTDIR/lib first.  This unbreaks building perl for a
0.3 world on a 0.2 box.  This isn't 100% correct yet, work needs to be done
on limiting where the perl configure looks for libs.

we're actually dying in the u name case

Add the '-u name' option to the env command, which will completely
unset the given variable name (removing it from the environment, instead
of just setting it to a null value).

Obtained from: FreeBSD

sync with freebsd, remove version check

remove freebsd version check

Don't bother the user with a cryptic "file not found" message.  The sysctl is failing only in cases we don't have a battery in the system or it is not reporting battery life.

make install.man work with DESTDIR correctly

sync with freebsd7

sync with freebsd 7

sync with freebsd 7

sync with freebsd7

*** empty log message ***

moved to /bin

connect bsdcpio to the build.

*** empty log message ***

use 64bit ints.

fix bug

Nagging is a great thing for freebsd to be doing.  We're not going to
make much of a difference nagging though, and it's slowing down builds.

Remove the sleep.

Now compress man pages properly.

Todo:
	* decide on the compiletime options we want.  Two big ones are 64 bit
	  support and threads
	* fix building in '.'.  Right now you have to make obj first.
	* test building when perl isn't already installed.  I think it'll
	  work...

fix with sudo 1.6.9p20

WIP: Update to .99

Fix setting envirements variables with env.

sync

sync join man page

update ncal(1)

add audit support to login

sync tftp client

Remove uac which isn't used since we don't have an alpha port

sync vmstat

sync elfdump

sync ktrdump

this has been depricated

revert last change

Add -c flag to produce concise output for scripting use

style(9) fixes

Temporarily disconnect pcc from the build until we can make fix it.

merge

Merge changes

New World Order

Sync make with freebsd

$MidnightBSD$

<limits.h> is necessary for using INT_MIN, so included it here
explicitly rather than relying on name space pollution to pull it in
for us.

No need to tell make to DTRT with "make love", just do it.
Also remove the 2002/08/31 bootstrapping aid for upgrades from
year old (mid-2001) systems.

Fix splitting into words of the .for expression to allow for
spaces in values.  Without this change, the following valid
call broke due to parsing of .MAKEFLAGS in bsd.symver.mk:

cd /usr/src/lib/libc && make -n DEBUG_FLAGS="-DFOO -DBAR"

If the special target .MAKEFILEDEPS exists, then enable the
"remaking makefiles" feature.  Otherwise, follow traditional Pmake behavior.

Add progress(1) from NetBSD.

progress(1) is a standalone progress bar similar to the one in lukemftp.  It is suitable for measu
ring input to arbitrary pipes.

You can use this to create progress bars in scripts, etc.

Fix a security issue with yacc.

Obtained from DragonFly.

apply the DESTDIR= patch to CURRENT which fixes making live cds

Connect pcc to the build.

We need to modify cc to use the ccom with the machine architecture.  Unti then, unbreak pcc.

add i386 directory which contains files in arch/x86 (similar to openbsd setup).

Remove arch

Disable the man page for cpp since gcc installs one.

Since I'm having trouble sleeping, I might as well commit my progress on pcc.

This is now compiling on i386 on my laptop.  It relies on two changes in bsd.sys.mk and sys.mk that I've not yet committed.  (yacc and lex handling)

It's installed to /usr/local with a link to the manpage for pcc(1).  (This will conflict with the port)

add Makefile.inc

Expand documentation of -f option.  (from freebsd)

Add $MidnightBSD$

Isn't this special.

Update nsupdate for Bind 9.4.2

Update to v416.

Add bsdtar tests.

Initial revision of pcc.

This is not connected to the build.  The Makefiles need more work first.

Add readline support.

libsqlite3 brings in libpthread, so we don't need to.

Replacing the GNU bc/dc with BSD versions obtained from OpenBSD.

$MidnightBSD$

cleanup for already existing user

sdiff

$MidnightBSD$

Sync a number of useful changes with BSD sed.

This corrects behavior with 'c" functions.

Set this to warns 2 temporarily

Switch to uintmax_t from unsigned long long.  This might fix our problems on amd64.

gzip from NetBSD

$MidnightBSD$

$MidnightBSD$

WARNS=3

NULL terminate nlist.

Constify several functions.

Use uintmax_t to pass around 64bit quantities.

TCP Auto sizing of socket buffers improves throughput on high latency links. Several new sysctls were added to control the buffers max size, etc.

Additional work is needed, but under initial testing this is working great.  You must rebulid world in order for netstat to work correctly.

A few changes were made to netstat, but do not change functionality in any significant way.

These changes may help with the build problems.

Moving sudoers install to src/etc

Properly spell and document ozfod.

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.

Fix whitespace.

Add spell(1) from NetBSD. spell is a spell check program originating from Version 6 AT&T UNIX.  It was opened up by Caldera and cleaned up by Todd Miller at OpenBSD, then additonal work was done by perry @ NetBSD.

I've decided to place the dictionary files in src/share/dict/* to keep usr.bin clean. The code is not very clean and could use improvement.  I've left the NetBSD TODO for this purpose.

Add seq from NetBSD 3.0.  seq prints out a sequence of random numbers, one per line from first to as near last as possible.

Sync with FreeBSD RELENG_6_2, $MidnightBSD$

$MidnightBSD$, Correct incorrect statement about the return value as 0 is returned if ALL are found, not any.

UCB clause 3, $MidnightBSD$, markup fixes.

$MidnightBSD$, UCB clause 3

UCB clause 3

UCB clause 3

Check the entire length of the current argument for the EOF string, but don't assume an ANSI string and thus don't use strcmp(3) which looks for NUL.

Remove UCB advertising clause.

Use sysctlbyname

Fix the build with NO_LIBPTHREAD or NO_LIBTHR depending on the arch.

Add csup to usr.bin, the second step.

Remove advertising clause from UCB

Remove advertising clause, add $MidnightBSD$

Clean up usage, fix row/column order to match OpenBSD, NetBSD and the last BSD 4.4 lite2 release.

$MidnightBSD$

Updating files

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