As of LLD 14, it no longer falls back to the address of .text if it can't find the entry point, and instead just uses address 0. Since the mips port has always used rtld_start as its entry point symbol but has never set RTLD_ENTRY to match (instead getting the default .rtld_start), with LLD 14+ it ends up using an entry point of 0, i.e. reinterpreting various headers and metadata sections as code, and thus quickly dies, in my case with SIGILL. This has seemingly always been a warning with LLD even when it defaulted to .text, but that went unnoticed this whole time, until now. Fix this by specifying the right symbol name. This is a direct commit to stable/13 as mips no longer exists in main. (cherry picked from commit d7bf409a63501a28357a9a9ec24628e1208d530d)
IETF is no longer serving leap-seconds.list. Point at IANA instead. This fixes "service ntpd fetch". (cherry picked from commit b1c95af45488bef649e9a84890e2414ff80b3a00)
None of tools working with login classes change umask(1) and we had no ways to specify non-default umask for a service not touching its startup script. This change makes in possible. Some file-sharing services that create new files may benefit from it. Differential: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D36309 (cherry picked from commit 160a2f2cdda806e104c0d3194bfb84b208ad1ae8)
Run a service-based setup script before running the start command. Useful for automatic configuration file generation. Reviewed by: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D36006 (cherry picked from commit c9be47b34dd847da1d4ab0feee4a6100b2c5ea0d)
Approved by: gordon Sponsored by: The FreeBSD Foundation Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D26447 (cherry picked from commit 98b98ec1bc7e961c3d3468b0e481080580c902cf) (cherry picked from commit cc9347cc79d320cac00ccf5d5f23971de2c887a1) (cherry picked from commit 01d82151022cb1383e83c331708a787f1907b00f) (cherry picked from commit 3ea83e94cdfa34745641dfa5f43debfdcd79e229) (cherry picked from commit 0e383bb3cd1856515c4b67cbced76952280b4fb2)
Fixes: a99bf9966590859d21d28ec63798820dc07e0ba8
Historically, tftpd disallowed write requests to existing files that are not publicly writable. Such requirement is questionable at least. Let us make it possible to run tftpd in chrooted environment keeping files non-world writable. New option -S enables write requests to existing files for chrooted run according to generic file permissions. It is ignored unless tftpd runs chrooted. Requested by: marck Differential: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D41090 (based on) (cherry picked from commit 273a307d0b80743fb08e23237b3f74dc94a8fa2a) (cherry picked from commit 03c2616dc530e5b23f06f9aa421012154590e578)
Statically link rtld-elf with libcompiler_rt on all architectures so that we don't need to try to pick and choose the bits we need from it for each architecture (we now leave that to the linker). Compilers may emit calls to support functions in this library, but because of the use of the linker flag -nostdlib for rtld's special needs, the library is not linked as normal. Previously we had two different solutions. On some architectures, we were able to extract reimplementations of the necessary builtin functions from our special build of libc. On ARM, we just linked libcompiler_rt. This is motivated by the same issue as D26199 and D27665, but should be a simpler solution that will apply to all architectures. Reviewed by: arichardson, kib Sponsored by: Dell EMC Isilon Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D27736 (cherry picked from commit 63f93c7e11e33149429ddc2831cd1683b2e7f3e1)
The cleanvar script uses find -delete to remove stale files under /var, which could lead to unwanted removal of files in some unusual scenarios. For example, when a mounted fdescfs(5) is present under /var/run/samba/fd, find(1) could descend into a directory that is out of /var/run and remove files that should not be removed. To mitigate this, modify the script to use find -x, which restricts the find scope to one file system only instead of descending into mounted file systems. PR: 269213 (cherry picked from commit 39e8c2a29a860bdb69ffcfbc06de4d4ad103b458)
When setting up carp tunnel, using a password consisting of only the characters used as hexadecimal characters, i.e. abc-def, there will be an infinite loop in the shell function ifalias_af_common_handler(). To circumvent this we test for " pass ". PR: 268378 Reported by: jyoung15@gmail.com Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D37748 (cherry picked from commit e3e57edf4aac05d041ca55ff2f008c6109ef88d5)