features.
Sounds like it's a non-issue only if it's only provided as a private
interface, not something users can build their own applications (like
Epiphany) against, and as long as clients like Evolution only use it
for rendering documentation, and not say, HTML e-mails, that may
ref
appear to be shipping a large portion of the X Window System, including
many libraries and headers which would already be present on the system, and
which if included in the global LD_LIBRARY_PATH you set would break other
applications.
TCR: Stop that!
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around to verifying it's well integrated on Solaris (for instance, there's
keyboard driver code for other OS'es, why is it there and do we need it on
Solaris?) and doing the ARC reviews. If it needs to be a higher priority,
maybe your manager should bring that up with our manager at one of their
weekly staff meetings.
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information is Copyright 2009 Sun Microsystems
1. Introduction
1.1. Project/Component Working Name:
Xorg server 1.5
1.2. Name of Document Author/Supplier:
Author: Alan Coopersmith
1.3 Date of This Document:
13 January, 2009
4. Technical Description
This case updates
Glenn Skinner wrote:
> Date: Tue, 13 Jan 2009 20:29:22 -0800 (PST)
> From: Alan Coopersmith
> Subject: Xorg server 1.5 [PSARC/2009/021 FastTrack timeout 01/21/2009]
>
> ...
> Loadable Module Interfaces:
> ---
>
>
Darren J Moffat wrote:
> Alan Coopersmith wrote:
>> The changes that resulted in these version number bumps include:
>> - Replacing the X server's internal access permission checking with
>>a much more fine-grained permission checking system, contributed by
>
How do these interfaces compare with the sun_prefetch.h ones provided
by Sun Studio? Is the difference just that these are compiler
independent?
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Alan Coopersmith wrote:
> I am sponsoring this case for the X11 Engineering Group.
> It times out Wednesday, January 21 (allowing an extra day for the long
> holiday weekend in the US).
This case was approved at PSARC during ARC Business today.
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ibraries
So this API is being provided only on x86, not SPARC? Does it make sense
to deliver on SPARC if no local frame buffers support it? (i.e. can it
run over the network like most extensions, or only locally, like DRI)
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and can get out of sync with the others.)
That would share the mapping table, since scanpci was switched in
PSARC 2008/638 from using it's own private mapping table to using
/usr/share/hwdata/pci.ids (which HAL introduced in PSARC 2005/399).
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amer, etc., not necessarily something we need to
address ourselves.This is passing through another project, not a Sun
investment, so the cost of shipping it, even if never used, is low.
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I am sponsoring this fasttrack for John Martin of the x86 Graphics Driver
team. The timer is set for Wednesday, Feb. 12. This case requests a
micro/patch release binding.
-Alan Coopersmith- alan.coopersmith at sun.com
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e for things that shipped
> in OpenSolaris releases should be ... although I don't think this
> particular driver has ever shipped in an OpenSolaris case so it may be
> moot here.
>
> Garrett D'Amore wrote:
>> +1.
>>
>>-- Garrett
>>
>> Alan Coo
Having received the required +1, and no outstanding objections/comments
with the timer expiring (and then some, oops), this case is now closed
approved.
-alan-
Alan Coopersmith wrote:
> I am sponsoring this fasttrack for John Martin of the x86 Graphics Driver
> team. The timer
Ienup Sung wrote:
> I'm filing this case as a self review and automatic approval for
> Javier Acosta.
+1 (for whatever that's worth coming from a non-current-member)
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ems that have Sun's Windows Desktop Connector installed
> (from the Sun Ray Software set), will it use that instead of rdesktop
> for RDP connections?
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Alan Coopersmith wrote:
> I am sponsoring this case for myself and have set the timeout to next
> Wednesday, July 2, 2008. If anyone feels more time is needed due to
> the upcoming US holiday, please let me know.
There having been no discussion on the alias, and the timer being expi
sertion,
those communities, and most others I've seen, are very willing to accept IPv6
enhancements and encouraging of them. Most open source projects had IPv6
support before their commercial brethren. Especially when using the common
IPv6 socket APIs, so that changes work equally wel
tter packages depend
on that, though that is tough to get right with the different SPARC
vs. x86 OpenGL packages).
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rs that Solaris doesn't have, and that alone has been declared to
be reason enough.
I'll let the project team research the compatibility issue, though I wonder
if it's really an issue for this case or the advised future project to replace
Solaris *roff with groff.
-Alan
C Wang wrote:
> We haven't shipped ImageMagick on Solaris,
Yes, we have, since Solaris 10.See /usr/sfw/bin/convert, display, etc.
on older builds, /usr/bin in newer builds.
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the mail archive for the case, I'm happy to see
> it approved.
> -tdc
>
> On Jul 15, 2008, at 10:35 AM, Alan Coopersmith wrote:
>
>> I'll re-open the case for now, but at least part of the answers are
>> clear:
>>
>> 1) We're shipping groff b
not think we need
> do any special for Citrix part. Please check the attached email for
> details.
So its not going to have its configure script check for wfica on the build
machine, but will find it at runtime, so the support will be compiled in and
able to run if the user has wfica
heir plans for that.
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I am sponsoring this case for myself, with a timeout set for one week
from today, Wednesday, August 6, 2008.
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reaks on major version bumps. The three-part version is just extra
decoration that may provide some people with more details about exactly
what version is delivered, but makes it harder to deliver a new minor or
micro release in a Solaris patch.
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e said that before, but I still can't believe it since release
bindings are only useful as a method of communication to customers, and
customers only see the WOS release - they have no way to find out what the
consolidation boundaries or release bindings level are, nor should they
need to know
be useful to explain how
> this library is used so we can make sure we set its interface stability
> level properly.
And if it's Private, why it should be allowed to be in /usr/lib instead of
/usr/lib/glibmm-2.4/ or somewhere like that.
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seless until the
SFW gcc/g++ is fixed to actually produce usable 64-bit
linking flags. (Bugs 6623370 & 6223255.)
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X application.
You mean why it can't be run from non Sun Ray sessions? My understanding
is the answer for that involves legal issues we cannot discuss in an open
ARC case such as this one.
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munity.
I would not expect most open source communities to have any interest in
producing packages for every single distro & packaging system - there's
just too many to have it done by anyone but the people who care about
each distro.
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Dana H. Myers wrote:
> Alan Coopersmith wrote:
>> John Plocher wrote:
>>
>>> In my mind, it boils down to a question of why we would require, say,
>>> the
>>> source for Firefox to be copied from the upstream community to a SFW
>>> source
>
f that work - which would be okay if
the lawyers agreed that "the work" in this case referred just to
cddb_query and not the entire package including libcddb. This is
treading into questions for lawyers, not project teams or ARC's though.
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new program addition, this case has a Patch Release Binding.
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't it be better to work on a fasttrack to raise its stability instead
of yet another contract?
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ure notification of i/f changes.
This sounds like it should probably supersede the never completed
LSARC/2007/154 then - will it do everything the virtual consoles
team needed from that case?
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xtended to speak NFS protocol as well as CIFS, but the
teams involved aren't likely to do so, and we shouldn't fork them to force
a merge that no one else has done.
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I am sponsoring this fasttrack for myself and have set the timeout to
next Tuesday, February 19, 2008.
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sets it every time it's run, so there's no way in
the current design to force it every time, but I didn't think that was
needed.
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I am sponsoring this case for Niveditha Rau of the X11 Engineering team,
and have marked it closed approved automatic as it simply adds a new
command option that is in the current X11R7 release of xwd from X.Org.
-Alan Coopersmith- alan.coopersmith at sun.com
Sun
I am sponsoring this case for Nivedita Rau of the X11 Engineering team.
I have marked it closed approved automatic as it simply imports two new
options that X.Org has added in the latest X11R7 releases of xwud.
-Alan Coopersmith- alan.coopersmith at sun.com
Sun
John Fischer wrote:
> This is an x86 project only as it depends upon OpenGL.
Small correction, before someone asks the obvious question -
the missing dependency is on the OpenGL TextureFromPixmap
extension which isn't supported by the OpenGL we do have on
SPARC.
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ncluded
bits of cruft from CDE, Enlightment, OpenWindows, KDE, and versions
of GNOME that Sun never incorporated into Solaris, plus Netscape
binaries Sun had no control over, as well as non desktop stuff and
stuff from Sun's internal IT scripts in your list.)
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harder
to login to one.
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Alan Coopersmith wrote:
> I am sponsoring this fasttrack for myself and have set the timeout to
> next Tuesday, February 19, 2008.
This case was approved during PSARC business today, since I forgot to
close it yesterday.
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the WOS, so the
question makes no sense.
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> /usr/sfw/lib/libfreetype.so.6 VolatileLSARC/2002/291
Just for the record, the stability of /usr/sfw/lib/libfreetype.so.6
is now Obsolete. The pathname /usr/lib/libfreetype.so.6 is Uncommitted,
the API's provided in it are still Volatile. (See LSARC 2007/662.)
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and requests a patch binding.
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[Reply-to set to the only one of these three mailing lists where
this question is close to being on-topic.]
Chris Pickett wrote:
> Is /usr/bin/ksh93 planned to be in Solaris 10 Update 5?
No.
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Sun Microsystems,
fy the upstream fc-cache. (The script
is not yet integrated into Nevada, but will be shortly to implement
PSARC/2008/106.)
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erfaces should still be called out in the
import lists.
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Original Message
Subject: [osol-announce] ARC cases will be unavailable on opensolaris.org
for 24
hours
Date: Tue, 03 Mar 2009 00:57:43 +
From: Alan Burlison
Reply-To: mailer at opensolaris.org
To: opensolaris-announce at opensolaris.org, website-discuss at opensolar
Jim Carlson wrote:
> [Thanks to Alan Coopersmith for forwarding the original message.]
Well, you should all be on opensolaris-announce, but while we discussed
autosubscribing all new accounts back when you were on the OGB, I don't
think we ever followed through to make it happen, so we k
I am sponsoring this fast-track on behalf of the X11 Engineering Team.
The timeout is set for Monday, March 10, 2009.
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using me!" messages as some EOF's optionally choose to do as well.
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lowed gave us the need and ability to add more EOF notices in
update releases as we go forward.It's been a decade since minor releases
were 12-18 months apart and thus lined up with the one year notice of EOF
requirements.
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ation that should be updated, let me
know, and we'll do that too. I've already gone through all the
Xorg driver man pages upstream to remove xorgcfg & xorgconfig
from their See Also lists, so those updates will be coming with
the driver updates with Xorg 1.6.)
--
engrok or services/web/opengrok
in a future OpenSolaris release.)
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Volatile
> "ESC_acpiev_display_switch" Volatile
> "ESC_acpiev_sleep"Volatile
> "ESC_acpiev_screen_lock" Volatile
> "ESC_acpiev_audio_mute" Volatile
Since those are cross-consolid
Henry Zhao wrote:
> Alan Coopersmith wrote:
>> Shi-Ying Irene Huang wrote:
>>
>>>4.2 Implementation
>>>Keymap of a keyboard device is to be patched with a number of
>>> hotkey keysymsprovided in HAL's fdi file w
g under the Sun outside ON, I'm sure "the Indiana folks"
have no such misconceptions.
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1.2. Name of Document Author/Supplier:
Author: Alan Coopers
Whoops, hit send too soon - this should have said:
I am sponsoring this case for myself, and marking it closed approved
automatic, with a patch release binding, as it simply synchronizes
our library delivery with X.Org's X11R7 release, and makes no
incompatible changes.
-Alan Cooper
of files in /usr/lib/pkgconfig to the
number of /usr/bin/*-config commands and learn just what you were
saved from.
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y all of ON.
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or an OpenSolaris community member, telling them that is basically saying
"screw you, you'll never get it from us."They can't add a service request,
and can't escalate it - that's the process for customers, not the community.
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e more than happy to accept
> suggested fixes from where ever they come.
How would an external person get the information to create the docs - reverse
engineer the source code? Is there no internal specification other than the
source code for them? I believe that's the docs Jo
>> for
>> programs that exist for a long time.
>
> You should if there is a better way or an expected way of doing things.
>
> Consistency within an operating platform is important, and any
> services on Solaris are now expected to use SMF.
Services yes - but
urces from the
DevPro consolidation are just one of them:
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/downloads/
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s also an open case 2007/588 for the SAM/QFS 5.0 release
where this issue may also need to be addressed.)
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op John from building his own rmt
without that restriction and having it specified as the argument for
rsh/ssh to run instead?
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lic C++ apps
be compiled with Sun Studio, which has a stable ABI across releases?
(See section 4.1.8 of the opinion of PSARC/2002/348 for the current rules,
which despite prior requests is unfortunately still not published on
opensolaris.org.)
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missions copied correctly when moving files between fully featured
file systems? Even if one is NTFS and the other UFS or ZFS?
What about ACL's?
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Alan Coopersmith wrote:
> (See section 4.1.8 of the opinion of PSARC/2002/348 for the current rules,
> which despite prior requests is unfortunately still not published on
> opensolaris.org.)
Okay, enough people pointed out I was one of the lazy bums who could do this
but hadn't
n easily found ARC best practice document
for those introducing C++ libraries (like quite a few recent cases from the
open source importing work) who don't know that ICU is the case that defined it.
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Yan Xue Yang wrote:
> Alan Coopersmith ???:
>> Frank Che wrote:
>>
>>
>>> 4.3.2 When synchronize between a single-user file system and a shared
>>> Unix
>>> server, by default, Unison will synchronize permissions verbatim,
>>> which may
&
e not prepared to discuss things in ARC that have never
been discussed before in ARC, then you're not prepared to participate in ARC.
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Joerg Schilling wrote:
> Alan Coopersmith wrote:
>
>> Anyone can have any discussion they want, and come to any agreement they
>> want in
>> a project forum - only those that happen in the ARC are precedent for ARC
>> decisions, and if you're not prepared
",
"will include any fixes provided by the community in the next release", or
some other level of support - that's all stuff to put in your C-Team
Checklist, not your ARC case.
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James C. McPherson wrote:
> Has this fasttrack timed out and got an automatic approval yet?
It was approved during ARC business at today's PSARC meeting.
The case owner needs to update the case status.
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o
one person in the world has access to 100% of the sources in Solaris or even
in the OpenSolaris operating system (aka Indiana).)
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I don't see a mention in this case of GDM replacing dtlogin as the
default login screen, and EOL'ing dtlogin - is that going to be
handled by this case or are you going to bring LSARC 2005/417 back
again to do that at the same time as this case integrates?
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ib/ConsoleKit/scripts/ck-system-restart script is run if a
> restart
>action was requested. If a shutdown action was requested, then the
>/usr/lib/ConsoleKit/scripts/ck-system-stop script is run.
>
>On Solaris, the ck-system-stop script runs "/sbin/init 5
ng it or pretending it's not happening is simply ignoring reality
and serves no one's interest.
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icates the system default shell should
be used - on Solaris & OpenSolaris, that's "/bin/sh", which is a valid
shell. If you're skipping those because they're blank do you also skip
non-system accounts using that shorthand?
(How do you determine which shells are valid? g
it was
a fasttrack or set a timer.
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auth command. Since that's
been in use for 15 years, perhaps seeing just how close you are to that
model would be interesting.
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_bksp option to the
XKB options in the HAL .fdi file we use to configure keyboards now.)
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Sun Microsystems, Inc. - X Window System Engineering
Suresh Chandrasekharan wrote:
> Hi Garret,
>I think the visible differenc
Garrett D'Amore wrote:
> (What application would bind to Ctrl-Backspace? That's one I've never
> seen before...)
Allegedly, it's common in emacs, though I've never used it in all the years
I've used xemacs.
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e packaged with the library itself
instead of in the common packages?
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PSARC/2007/154 DOF stability to Committed
PSARC/2007/355 ddi_modopen Stability Promotion
PSARC/2006/407 [TCP|UDP]_EXCLBIND Stability Change
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ueries. It's not always
bad or forbidden, just an option some sites will want and others will not.
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Joerg Schilling wrote:
> Alan Coopersmith wrote:
>
>> Joerg Schilling wrote:
>>> Giving any kind of information about known user names is considered a
>>> security
>>> risk since aprox. 35 years on UNIX.
>> Depends on site security policy - it&
alternative interface is both out-of-scope, and missing
the point of providing a BSD/Linux compatible interface, have you discussed
with the SMF team whether daemon() should be putting the process into a new
process contract?
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Garrett D'Amore wrote:
> From what I could tell, the daemon() function is not present on Linux
> (glibc).
http://www.kernel.org/doc/man-pages/online/pages/man3/daemon.3.html
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Nicolas Williams wrote:
> On Mon, Aug 17, 2009 at 03:50:49PM -0700, Alan Coopersmith wrote:
>> Darren Reed wrote:
>>> One could argue that the original daemon() does not offer much flexibility
>>> and that this approach to daemonization is actually not sufficient in S
Brian Cameron wrote:
> - Alan Coopersmith asked why some scripts are installed to /usr/lib and
> others to /usr/lib/ConsoleKit/scripts.
>
> The difference is that the files installs to /usr/lib are libexec
> programs which would normally be installed to /usr/libexec on Linu
r/lib/gnome-private/bin/gtkdoc-scangobj
> /usr/lib/gnome-private/bin/gtkdoc-scanobj
> /usr/lib/gnome-private/bin/gtkdocize
> /usr/lib/gnome-private/share/pkgconfig/gtk-doc.pc
>SUNWdbus-priv-devel dbus-glib libraries
>SUNWdbus-bindings-priv-devel
>SUNWgnome-base-libs-priv-devel glib, cairo, atk and pango
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Brian Cameron wrote:
> - Alan Coopersmith raised the issue that we need a follow-up case to
> EOL CDE Login. Personally I think that it would make more sense if
> the engineers within the Desktop team who are responsible for CDE
> login were to follow-up with such a case.
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