The Solaris auxval test fails, because Solaris uses different preprocessor
symbols (and numbers) for its UID and GID auxval types.
Note that issuid() could simply be an alias of issetugid() on Solaris, so
perhaps this is not necessary.
In VC15 GetVersionEx has been deprecated. In order to continue to
support Win2K use the undeprecated VerifyVersionInfoW API
(available since Win2K).
Inline helper functions used in latest Win10 SDK to simplify code.
GetSystemTimeAsFileTime() has 16ms precision.
GetSystemTimePreciseAsFileTime() has <1ns precision but is only available
on Windows 8 or later.
This change dynamically loads GetSystemTimePreciseAsFileTime() if it is
available.
Change-Id: Ib9c616c01948384e6b256ac9b6023f1e39673613
despite the fact that the called function returns void,
returning a result here throws an error with solaris cc.
just call the function and don't return
if when we need to determine if getauxval sets errno, we determine it doesn't
after getting a 0 return code, make sure we return a value, since we didn't
previously. fall through to code we'd otherwise have called in this case
above.
On Debian stretch systems PAM modules linked against Heimdal run into
symbol conflicts with parse_time() in systemd libraries. We redefine
parse_time() and friends to rk_parse_time(), ... while keeping the old
names for ABI compatibility with existing clients.
The legacy names should eventually be droppped.
if defined(HAVE_GETAUXVAL) && !defined(GETAUXVAL_SETS_ERRNO) the
stack variable declaration for 'a' is missing:
const auxv_t *a
Declare 'a' so that Heimdal can build again.
Change-Id: If64dd497f240688b76f3dd6139ac68c2ff149a0e
Commit 7dc4481ed2 which changed from
pidfile -> rk_pidfile was incomplete. Must handle the NO_PIDFILE case.
Change-Id: Ifc0b135e1fa7abdf4e370ad4b8fe2eb1305760f5
In lib/roken/resolve.c, we find rk_dns_srv_order() which re-orders
the results of an SRV RR lookup by the algorithm in RFC2782. We
note that the algorithm doesn't behave according to the RFC w.r.t.
entries of weight zero. We solve this by scaling out the remaining
weights by the number of zeros we find at a particular priority
level and acting like the zero weights have a weight of one.
