file which may contain multiple records when per-tty time stamps
are in use (the default). The time stamps use a monotonic timer
where available and are once again stored in /var/run/sudo. The
lecture status is now stored separately from the time stamps in a
different directory.
statically compiling in the sudoers plugin but still allow other
plugins to be loaded. The new --enable-static-sudoers configure
option will cause the sudoers plugin to be compiled statically into
the sudo binary. This does not prevent other plugins from being
loaded as per sudo.conf.
Add an autogen.sh script that rebuilds the autoconf world.
Move old aclocal.m4 contents to m4/sudo.m4.
New (generayed) aclocal.m4 contains the m4_include directives.
Some tests had #include directives where the '#' was not in column 1.
Updated obsolete macro usage via autoupdate.
is currently O(n). The only consumer of timed events is sudoreplay
which only used a singled one so O(n) == O(1) for now. This also
allows us to remove the nanosleep compat function as we now use a
timeout event instead.
simplied subset of libevent2. Currently only fd events are supported
(since that's all we need). The poll() backend is used by default,
except on Mac OS X where poll() is broken for devices (including
/dev/tty and ptys).
pid). We have to be careful to choose() either strtol() or strtoul()
depending on whether the string appears to be signed or unsigned.
Always using strtoul() is unsafe on 64-bit platforms since the
uid might be represented as a negative number and (unsigned long)-1
on a 64-bit system is 0xffffffffffffffff not 0xffffffff.
Fixes a problem with uids larger than 0x7fffffff on 32-bit platforms.
A new constant, SUDO_CONV_REPL_MAX, is defined by the plugin
API as the max conversation reply length. This constant can be
used as a max value for memset_s() when clearing passwords
filled in by the conversation function.
Currently supports SHA-224, SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512.
TODO: checksum format validation in parser and base64 support.
checksum support for ldap sudoers
on Solaris and HP-UX. We need to include a compatibility header
for HP-UX which uses the Solaris nsswitch implementation but doesn't
ship nss_dbdefs.h.
tty device in /proc/pid/stat instead of trying to open /proc/pid/fd/[0-2].
The sudo_ttyname_dev() function maps the given device number to a
string. On BSD, we can use devname(). On Solaris, _ttyname_dev()
does what we want.
TODO: write /dev/ traversal code for the generic sudo_ttyname_dev().
