date and time created 94/03/27 08:06:58 by bostic

Jan-Simon and my new versions of the mount commands
table driven options, delete -F in favor of -o being passed down

remove _PATH_EXECDIR, add _PATH_SBIN, _PATH_USRSBIN

add mount_ufs.c getmntopts.c

there's a bug in restore's interactive mode, which occurs when you 'add'
a directory not in the dump.
From: "Chris G. Demetriou" <cgd@sun-lamp.cs.berkeley.edu>

keeping up with recent flags, and documenting them

Don't install disklabel setgid; it doesn't need to be setgid if it
isn't world executable; if it isn't setgid, it can be world executable.
From: Craig Leres <leres@ee.lbl.gov>

When rdump aborts, it doesn't always properly close a remote tape.
Consider an example: remote tape error. tperror() gets called.
If the user decides to punt the dump, it's aborted, and the
remote i

When rdump aborts, it doesn't always properly close a remote tape.
Consider an example: remote tape error. tperror() gets called.
If the user decides to punt the dump, it's aborted, and the
remote is never properly closed.
From: "Chris G. Demetriou" <cgd@sun-lamp.cs.berkeley.edu>

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minor cleanups

set maptype when allocating new inodes

avoid stomping on random blocks when attempting to fix corrupted directories

set the default to 1

use -n, not a trailing argument; use getopt even if no arguments;
don't drop core if NFS not compiled into the kernel; KNF

don't set SIGSYS if debugging

forgot to change the argument parsing for -n

don't drop core if NFS isn't compiled into the kernel

replace trailing number with -n plus argument

add -n, to replace trailing count; note exit status values

get the usage statement right

major cleanup, make it pass lint so I can leave the include files
the way I want to, KNF, reasonable error messages

ensure mounts use disjoint parts of the namespace

ensure mounts use disjoint parts of the namespace

pid > 0 && pid != -1 becomes pid > 0

get rid of redundant CGSIZE definition

merge "ret" and "rval" into one variable; usage() doesn't return;
check the return of fscanf