Let's not support loading addresses from /etc/appletalk.names.
There are two points to consider:
* tcpdump uses just one file now (/etc/pf.os) which means we can probably
simplify priv_getlines(), but let's not right now.
* there is some lookup code left, but let's remove it later.
removin
> On Thu, Jun 08, 2017 at 09:42:44PM +0200, Michal Mazurek wrote:
> > Let's start by ignoring the existence of AppleTalk in the manpage,
> > reducing it by 10%. This leaves mention of atalk in the syntax of libpcap.
> >
> > A second diff will remove /etc/atalk.names support reducing the amount
> >
On Thu, Jun 08, 2017 at 09:42:44PM +0200, Michal Mazurek wrote:
> Let's start by ignoring the existence of AppleTalk in the manpage,
> reducing it by 10%. This leaves mention of atalk in the syntax of libpcap.
>
> A second diff will remove /etc/atalk.names support reducing the amount
> of appletal
On Thu, Jun 08, 2017 at 09:42:44PM +0200, Michal Mazurek wrote:
> Let's start by ignoring the existence of AppleTalk in the manpage,
> reducing it by 10%. This leaves mention of atalk in the syntax of libpcap.
>
> A second diff will remove /etc/atalk.names support reducing the amount
> of appletal
Let's start by ignoring the existence of AppleTalk in the manpage,
reducing it by 10%. This leaves mention of atalk in the syntax of libpcap.
A second diff will remove /etc/atalk.names support reducing the amount
of appletalk code significantly.
Comments? OK?
Index: usr.sbin/tcpdump/tcpdump.8
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: tech@openbsd.org
Subject: Re: tcpdump: drop atalk support
* Theo de Raadt [2017-05-30 10:56]:
> > How about just dropping support for /etc/appletalk.names, which as far
> > as I can tell was never used, and drop the manpage bit, reducing it by
> > 10%. Most of the text in the m
> * Theo de Raadt [2017-05-30 10:56]:
> > > How about just dropping support for /etc/appletalk.names, which as far
> > > as I can tell was never used, and drop the manpage bit, reducing it by
> > > 10%. Most of the text in the manpage is outdated anyway, talking about
> > > /etc/atalk.names - supp
* Theo de Raadt [2017-05-30 10:56]:
> > How about just dropping support for /etc/appletalk.names, which as far
> > as I can tell was never used, and drop the manpage bit, reducing it by
> > 10%. Most of the text in the manpage is outdated anyway, talking about
> > /etc/atalk.names - support for wh
> How about just dropping support for /etc/appletalk.names, which as far
> as I can tell was never used, and drop the manpage bit, reducing it by
> 10%. Most of the text in the manpage is outdated anyway, talking about
> /etc/atalk.names - support for which was removed in 2004 with the
> privsep wo
How about just dropping support for /etc/appletalk.names, which as far
as I can tell was never used, and drop the manpage bit, reducing it by
10%. Most of the text in the manpage is outdated anyway, talking about
/etc/atalk.names - support for which was removed in 2004 with the
privsep work. Someth
Theo de Raadt wrote:
> I'm not sure the direction this goes.
>
> Today atalk, and over the next month delete 20 protocols, then anything
> before ARP?
>
> What's the plan here. This code is heavily privsep, pledge, etc. Is
> there a problem with it?
>
> If such a packet showed up on a network
I'm not sure the direction this goes.
Today atalk, and over the next month delete 20 protocols, then anything
before ARP?
What's the plan here. This code is heavily privsep, pledge, etc. Is
there a problem with it?
If such a packet showed up on a network I'd prefer it is *identified*
in some m
* Michal Mazurek [2017-05-28 16:00]:
> Remove atalk support. Significantly shortens the manpage. libpcap still
> supports it. This diff doesn't include the removal of two files:
> appletalk.h and print-atalk.c.
afaict atalk is so dead that the corpse is way beyond the point of
smelling - so yeah,
Remove atalk support. Significantly shortens the manpage. libpcap still
supports it. This diff doesn't include the removal of two files:
appletalk.h and print-atalk.c.
Index: usr.sbin/tcpdump/INSTALL
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RCS file: /cvs/src/usr.sbin/tc
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