ld.elf_so(1): Run concurrent dlopen/dlclose test a few more seconds.
More likely to provoke the problem this way. Still not 100% reliable
because the problem is a race condition, but better than having the
test unexpectedly pass half the time.
Also set a timeout of 20sec, since I've seen the test get into an
infinite loop sometimes and it's now supposed to complete in 5sec +
epsilon.
PR lib/59751: dlclose is not MT-safe depending on the libraries unloaded
Pull up the following revisions, requested by martin in ticket #324:
usr.sbin/sysinst/util.c 1.82,1.83
PR 60354: move the test and new message about optional sets missing
into the correct place so it only shows the message when we really
can not find the set.
This only applies to local files.
PR 60354: fix a stupid mistake in the previous change:
move the test and new message about optional sets missing into the
correct place so it only shows the message when we really can not
find the set.
ppp(4): Use 32-bit timeouts, not 64-bit timeouts.
The timeouts are checked every 15sec so there is no real need to
record starting and ending times in units of seconds with more than 5
bits of precision. So 32-bit starting and ending times are more than
enough. And there is surely no need for decades-long timeouts.
1. Clamp the timeouts in SPPPSETIDLETO(struct spppidletimeout) and
SPPPSETKEEPALIVE(struct spppkeepalivesettings) to INT32_MAX/2,
which is over 34 years worth of seconds.
(We should never have spent any effort on time_t compat for these:
we should have just left them at 32-bit! Oh well.)
2. Use time_uptime32, not time_uptime, since 32-bit unsigned
arithmetic is large enough to handle all the differences we will
encounter when timeouts are clamped to INT32_MAX/2 without any
risk of trouble from wraparound.
PR kern/60364: if_spppsubr.c uses nonportable 64-bit atomics
PR 60360: make the default /boot partition on evbarm 64MB if we need
the dtb set (the newer dtb files overflow the old 32mb default).
In ACPI environments where we do not need dtb installed, do not select
the set by default.
Pull up the following revisions, requested by martin in ticket #319:
x usr.sbin/sysinst/Makefile.inc 1.53
usr.sbin/sysinst/arch/amd64/Makefile 1.3
usr.sbin/sysinst/arch/i386/Makefile 1.3
usr.sbin/sysinst/arch/sparc64/Makefile 1.2
usr.sbin/sysinst/gpt.c 1.33
usr.sbin/sysinst/label.c 1.52
usr.sbin/sysinst/msg.mi.de 1.56-1.58
usr.sbin/sysinst/msg.mi.en 1.57-1.59
usr.sbin/sysinst/msg.mi.es 1.47-1.49
usr.sbin/sysinst/msg.mi.fr 1.50-1.52
usr.sbin/sysinst/msg.mi.pl 1.53-1.55
usr.sbin/sysinst/partman.c 1.58
usr.sbin/sysinst/util.c 1.79,1.80
sysinst(8): PR 60331, 60224, 60133, 60333, 60334:
various installer fixes:
- deal with the machine not having any disk available
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tests/usr.sbin/inetd/t_accept_max: Handle SIGKRE.
Fix some cleanup issues and simplify according to most of kre's
suggestions. Mostly this fixes the kill-background-jobs-on-trap
logic by not trying to kill the nonexistent %0, and killing each job
individually so `kill' doesn't stop early if one doesn't exist.
I'm keeping the idiom `: >foo' and `: <foo' because I think it's a
little clearer than a bare `>foo' or `<foo', and I'm keeping the -e
and -u on shell scripts (except the one-liners) because I want to get
early feedback as much as possible about unexpected failure modes --
even if it counterintuitively elides some feedback.
(I also generally use -o pipefail out of habit for the same reason
but I'll acquiesce to removing it here in a short script where there
are definitely no pipes.)
PR bin/59645: inetd `rate-limiting' algorithm is stupid
libarchive: Fix cpio(1) tests.
1. When dropping privileges, setegid to the _gid_ of user `nobody',
not to the _uid_ of user `nobody'.
2. In the test, grant that user access to the atf test working
directory so it can execute the `bsdcpio' symlink we create in
order to get argv[0] set appropriately for the error messages that
the test checks for.
PR bin/60353: cpio(1): tests are failing to run at all
