Testing whether a process is (currently) done by checking whether the
process's thread list has a single item. This is currently done in just
two places, but I expect to need this in more places, so let's abstract
that into an inline function.
Philip Guenther
Index: sys/proc.h
==
On 12/13/13 22:32, Maurice Janssen wrote:
Hi,
After some discussion on misc@ (see
http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.os.openbsd.misc/209233 ) I came up
with the patch below. Right now, spamd-setup is started with -D in
/etc/rc. However, when running spamd in blacklist only mode, I think
it's bette
Hi,
After some discussion on misc@ (see
http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.os.openbsd.misc/209233 ) I came up
with the patch below. Right now, spamd-setup is started with -D in
/etc/rc. However, when running spamd in blacklist only mode, I think
it's better to start spamd-setup also with -b. Otherw
2013/12/13 Jérémie Courrèges-Anglas :
> Vadim Zhukov writes:
>
>>> Vadim Zhukov writes:
>>>
>>> > This patch addresses two problems:
>>> >
>>> > 1) Usage of getdirentries() - seriously.
>>> > 2) 64-bit-time_t fix.
>>>
>>> time_t should be printed with %ll? plus a (long long) cast. Now,
>>> I don
On Fri, Dec 13, 2013 at 4:21 AM, Vadim Zhukov wrote:
> This cleans up a bit after getdirentries(2) removal. The first hunk
> makes it clear that getdirentries() is gone instead of losing your
> hair at the linking time (found while trying to compile opencvs).
> The second hunk just moves a comment
Vadim Zhukov writes:
>> Vadim Zhukov writes:
>>
>> > This patch addresses two problems:
>> >
>> > 1) Usage of getdirentries() - seriously.
>> > 2) 64-bit-time_t fix.
>>
>> time_t should be printed with %ll? plus a (long long) cast. Now,
>> I don't see any (long long) cast in the whole OpenCVS
> Vadim Zhukov writes:
>
> > This patch addresses two problems:
> >
> > 1) Usage of getdirentries() - seriously.
> > 2) 64-bit-time_t fix.
>
> time_t should be printed with %ll? plus a (long long) cast. Now,
> I don't see any (long long) cast in the whole OpenCVS code, and GNU
> cvs uses %08lx
Vadim Zhukov writes:
> This patch addresses two problems:
>
> 1) Usage of getdirentries() - seriously.
> 2) 64-bit-time_t fix.
time_t should be printed with %ll? plus a (long long) cast. Now,
I don't see any (long long) cast in the whole OpenCVS code, and GNU
cvs uses %08lx and (long) to print
This patch addresses two problems:
1) Usage of getdirentries() - seriously.
2) 64-bit-time_t fix.
Of course, this could be zapped as well, but I plan to dig this code
at some point after getting KDE 4.12 working...
--
zhuk@
Index: file.c
=
This cleans up a bit after getdirentries(2) removal. The first hunk
makes it clear that getdirentries() is gone instead of losing your
hair at the linking time (found while trying to compile opencvs).
The second hunk just moves a comment in 2013.
okay?
--
zhuk@
Index: include/dirent.h
==
> I would like to send TL-WDR4900[1] hardware to a dev for hacking, it's
> based on Freescale P2020 processor[2] and it should be supported by
> OpenWRT.
>
> Also .cz registrar is developing its own hardware[3] based on
> Freescale P2020 and one of its policy should be no NDA. Basically it
> shoul
Seems like a decent way to sniff peoples traffic. 8-/
Not that I have extra reasons to mistrust these people, but still...
(in the default usage way where you promise to put it on your network for 3
years)
2013/12/13 Jiri B
> Hi,
>
> I would like to send TL-WDR4900[1] hardware to a dev for h
Hi,
I would like to send TL-WDR4900[1] hardware to a dev for hacking, it's
based on Freescale P2020 processor[2] and it should be supported by
OpenWRT.
Also .cz registrar is developing its own hardware[3] based on
Freescale P2020 and one of its policy should be no NDA. Basically it
should be simi
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