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service, you'll need to stick with openbsd 5.6.
bonus: remove references to ebcdic.
ok deraadt
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possible. Annotate <sys/param.h> lines with their current reasons. Switch
to PATH_MAX, NGROUPS_MAX, HOST_NAME_MAX+1, LOGIN_NAME_MAX, etc. Change
MIN() and MAX() to local definitions of MINIMUM() and MAXIMUM() where
sensible to avoid pulling in the pollution. These are the files confirmed
through binary verification.
ok guenther, millert, doug (helped with the verification protocol)
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programs.
ok deraadt@ millert@
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down paths not previously marked as signal handled unsafe. Try to clean
up a few of them especially regarding errno, mark others as unsafe, and
repair a few by avoiding stdio. Glanced at by misc people in Slovenia,
but considered too risky before release..
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Also, in 'ftp', always put the error message last, after the hostname/ipaddr.
ok jsing@ krw@ millert@
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just EPIPE, else we'll just reattempt the write with non-sensical
values. From Maxime Villard (max at m00nbsd dot net).
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of the connection. This is useful for testing ftp(1) over VPN tunnels.
This -s flag is present in the other BSDs, including OS X.
All work was done by Lawrence Teo, thanks (-:.
ok myself mikeb
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advice and ok martynas@
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interrupt will do the standard abort procedure per rfc959. second
interrupt will force the abort, and close the connection.
done after email from halex@ couple of months ago. liked by many
"I like this a lot" marco@. ok halex@, millert@, phessler@
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install media if, e.g. ipv6 is not present
discussed with theo, sthen@, millert@, todd@
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some space
discussed with theo, todd@, millert@
tested and looked over by sthen@
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-T and just show titles by default for non-verbose transfers;
discussed with, ok theo, sthen@
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server closes connection during any get/put transfer. it dereferences
cout, which will be NULL, oops
originally reported on misc@. pirofti@ can't reproduce it again
since the server has been fixed
tested by simulating the very same failure
sthen@ and pirofti@ agree that my analysis is correct
ok sthen@
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'mget -cr 4.*' would recursively fetch (-r), and resume the previous
transfers (-c) of 4.X release directories
uses local matching (fnmatch), but only for recursive transfers.
current behavior is not changed in any way.
- while here, ifndef SMALL debugging stuff, this saves some space,
for floppies
- some debugging code was enabled for non-debugging mode, checks
assume debug is set to zero, but it's not initially set
- all "Confirm with" prompts are forced, remove redundant argument
- fix usage: -C and -c are not available for SMALL
discussed a year ago w/ pyr@
looks good to millert@
previous version looked good to pyr@
man page tweaks & ok jmc@
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able to continue multiple transfers with -C; ok millert@
while here fix some comments (!SMALL vs. SMALL stuff), and add
missing
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- use argv[0] for "Confirm with", as other confirm()s do
- fix confirm cases, pass force=1 for mdelete and mabort too, fixes
a bug when you end up deleting all files when you ^C, instead of
getting a confirmation
- add reput command, that will allow to continue transfer uploads
- add -c for mget and mput, that will allow to continue multiple
transfers
- fix a bug when you use restart command together with put. the
progressmeter would start from zero, and eta would show fictional
time. this actually allows reput/put -c to have correct progressmeter
too
- document everything
discussed with, suggestions, reminded to ifdef SMALL the code so
we're able to fit in floppies, and ok millert@, and jmc@
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From Alexander Hall <alexander@beard.se>
ok henning@, ``I suppose so'' deraadt@
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okay okan.
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okay beck@, deraadt@, krw@
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connection. The FTP protocol provides us with a NOOP operation that
is perfectly suitable for that, and so far servers are happy with it.
Sending the command slowly is an idea I borrowed from spamd.
No change for people not using the option, so it can't break normal ftp.
okay beck@, jmc@
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older clients, dont' spew out "500 unimplimented" when a sever that
doesn't do EPSV doesn't like it, just notice, and fall back to PASV, then
complain if that fails.
ok deraadt@
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ok otto
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comments. No binary change.
Found by lint.
OK beck@, deraadt@
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from Rainer_Giedat@genua.de
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From Ray Lai
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to long long for printing
this way we can reget partially downloaded files of more than 2GB on
i386
noticed by Thilo Hannemann <hannemann at physnet.uni-hamburg.de>
ok djm@
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real poll(). Gets rid of another static select(). OK deraadt@
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rescinded 22 July 1999. Proofed by myself and Theo.
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http://online.securityfocus.com/archive/1/269356/2002-04-22/2002-04-28/0
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