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version 1.66, 2019/05/27 22:55:22

version 1.67, 2019/06/01 23:12:49

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<li>Make bad random allocation ports settable via sysctl(8).

<li>Import ypserv performance.

<li>Optional TCP syn cookie support enabled via TCPCOOKIE kernel option.

<li>Change the bounds_check_with_label() API to handle a cpu_disklabel too.

<li>Support -n better in pstat(8).

<li>Make bsd.doc.mk use DOCDIR.

<li>Fix vacation(1) properly.

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<li>FSF GNU texinfo 3.11.

<li>More fixes to the alpha vga driver. Curses-based programs now work on it.

<li>Radius support in tcpdump.

<li>Todd Miller is on a rampage, and making every single buffer inside mail(1) dynamically allocated...

<li>Support fpx cards with i82555 PHY.

<li>routed(8) is now disabled by default.

<li>Various fixes and improvements to the 3cXXX ethernet drivers.

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<li>-d flag for shutdown(8).

<li>Add -T support to last(1).

<li>Fix pax to not need getcwd(3).

<li>Implement IFF_NOARP handling in netinet.

<li>make amd(8) use /tmp_mnt by default.

<li>Do not use tempnam(3) in mail(1).

<li>All Makefile.bsd-wrapper files can now strip GNU binaries during install (pr 188).

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<li>make compress(1) do gzip support too.

<li>Maintain process size stats in forkstat struct for "vmstat -f".

<li>Fix ruptime output for machines up > 99 days.

<li>Amended issetugid(2) man page to be quite a bit more clear.

<li>ATAPI devices may now reside in a kernel without wd (disk) devices.

<li>Intel EtherExpress Pro/100B PCI driver.

<li>More IPSEC changes. IPSEC is almost fully usable now.

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<li>split ifconfig -a into -a/-A: -A prints ifaliases, -a does not.

<li>Repaired nfs handling in tcpdump.

<li>Fixed highscore handling in battlestar(6).

<li>Fixed all(?) Makefile wrappers for GNU software to not build and install manpages when NOMAN is set.

<li>libedit update with lots of fixes.

<li>Many more 64 bit fixes for the alpha, in about 20 more programs.

<li>Move libdes out of the kerberos tree so that it can be used by other parts of the system too.