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distrib/special/slaccd is the actual SMALL user but having it build from here
is useful, too; in fact, it showed some more unused variables under SMALL.
OK florian
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ok florian@
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elsewhere and unbreaks -fno-common.
Inspired by claudio
Problem reported by mortimer
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mean we should no longer trust processes, so we call fatal(x). The
control socket is the exception, where we ignore rather than allow
crashes due to data from the outside.
suggestion/input and OK florian@
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imsg.hdr.len to shorten and simplify code.
correction and OK florian@
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On the other hand it is much more powerful to get rid of cpath; slaacd
has no filesystem access whatsoever.
Triggered by mestre@'s work to fix unlinking in other daemons and a
question from deraadt@
OK mestre
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Needed for future work where we will spin up children via
fork - privdrop - exec. Child processes will no longer come
up with root privileges.
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jca points out that all the other interface configuration tools live
there (like ifconfig or dhclient). Furthermore it starts so early in
the boot process that /usr might not be mounted yet if it's a nfs
filesystem.
sthen and deraadt agree
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