Missing 12 MFCs

2019-09-19 Thread David Cross
There are a set of commits in head that have not been pulled into the
stable/12 branch.  Many of these are marked as MFC (and are quite old).

It would be fantastic if they made it into 12.1.

All of these I am currently running against 12.0-RELEASE across multiple
environments (i386, amd64 native, amd64 emulated) without any issues and
have been for months.  They apply ALMOST entirely cleanly to 12.0-RELEASE
(there was a problem with a manpage and the date modified, and application
to a file that was removed (and thus was safe to just delete the .rej file(

ASLR/Hardening related:

r340186
r341429   (yes, I realize this undoes the previous one, but it sets the up
files for later patches to apply cleanly)
r344179
r344180
r344181
r344182
r344189
r344211
r345489
r345490
r345778
r345625


EFI Related:

r344839

Thanks!
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Re: 12.1 release symbol incompatibility? [disregard report]

2019-09-19 Thread Sean Bruno


On 2019-09-19 00:21, Konstantin Belousov wrote:
> On Wed, Sep 18, 2019 at 03:05:34PM -0600, Sean Bruno wrote:
>> If one installs 12.1 and tries to run a 12.0 release package (postgresql
>> server for instance), it fails due to a missing symbol:
>>
>>  # service postgresql start
>> /usr/local/bin/pg_ctl: Undefined symbol "stat@FBSD_1.5"
>>
>> I think this is a bug as we are supposed to support this kind of thing,
>> right?
> 
> I do not think it is a bug in the base system.  You seems to install
> stable/11 libc.  How did you get that libc, is a different question.
> 
> The stat@FBSD_1.5 symbol was added during the CURRENT-12 lifecycle due
> to the ino64 work, and was there at the branch point for 12. Of course
> nobody removed it from libc since then.
> 

This is definitely the case here.  Somehow I had this jail running 11.x,
even though the host was 12.x.  This report is noise, and I apologize
for wasting everyone's brain cycles.

sean



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