The PAM configuration directory was hardcoded to /etc/pam.d (or
/usr/local/etc/pam.d on FreeBSD), which prevented non-root installations.
This change:
- Adds --with-pam-dir configure option to specify PAM config location
- Defaults to /etc/pam.d for system installs (prefix=/usr or /usr/local)
- Defaults to PREFIX/etc/pam.d for local/user installs
- Updates dtlogin/config/Makefile.am to use the PAM_CONFDIR variable
Examples:
# User installation (PAM config goes to ~/cde/etc/pam.d)
./configure --prefix=$HOME/cde
# System install with standard PAM location
./configure --prefix=/usr # PAM goes to /etc/pam.d
# Explicit PAM directory
./configure --prefix=/opt/cde --with-pam-dir=/etc/pam.d
putenv doesn't copy the data, so the stack address used here is plain
wrong. It _probably_ doesn't matter all that much because it's
immediately followed by execv(), but let's keep things clean.
Some mice have more than 3 buttons. Although Xlib.h doesn't provide
definitions for these buttons, button 6 to 9 is reported through the
XButtonEvent struct.
This adds support for mapping actions to mouse button 6 to 9.
The sh_access was defined to two arguments
Made a workaround to not use the sh_access
that was outputting the error.
Not ideal, but it will hopefully compile on Arch Linux
Also added mksh for compatibility
Ksh is unmaintained in the Arch User Repository
Signed-off-by: Nilton Perim Neto <niltonperimneto@gmail.com>
Patch from Cy Schubert:
FreeBSD bb421be6c117 moved ftime(3) from libcompat to libutil. This
results in the following error,
ld: error: undefined symbol: ftime
>>> referenced by getdate.c
>>> libDtCmP_a-getdate.o:(cm_getdate) in archive
../libDtCmP/libDtCmP.a
>>> did you mean: ctime
Signed off by: Cy Schubert <cy@FreeBSD.org>
Fix many -Wint-conversion errors such as the example below, including
an aso atomics error.
connect.c:87:12: error: incompatible pointer to integer conversion initializing 'LONG' (aka 'int') with an expression of type 'void *' [-Wint-conversion]
DB_ADDR mdba = NULL; /* db address of current member record */
^ ~~~~
This makes certain changes if you are bold enough to use a different
installation prefix than /usr/dt:
- fix MANDIR output from dtsearchpath
- missing dtopn_* links
- /usr/dt/bin is always needed
- fix DTKORNSHELL output for dtlp
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