On Wed, May 30, 2001 at 06:54:10AM +1000, Chris Knight wrote:
> If someone with commit privs is interested, I have a set of patches based on
> the 4.1-STABLE patches that apply cleanly to 4.3. This should be slightly
> quicker to merge with -STABLE.
Are these patches equivalent to the functionality in -CURRENT (i.e.
straight port of the NetBSD code: files, NIS, Hesiod only)?
Or are they based on what is found on my web page today (i.e.
prototype with dynamic linking, reentrant interfaces, nss_ldap
support)?
If the former, I wouldn't mind if they were committed if the rest of
the world wants it.
If the latter, that should not be committed to -STABLE under any
circumstances, and probably not to -CURRENT either (else I would have
done it, instead of putting it off until I could complete the work).
Cheers,
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