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/src/libexec/httpd/debug/
H A DMakefile1.1.1.1 Sat May 23 02:21:19 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.24; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28;
import bozohttpd 20090522, which has these changes:
o close more leaking file descriptors for CGI and daemon mode
o add subdirs for build "debug" and "small" versions
o clean up a bad merge / duplicate code
o make mmap() usage portable, fixes linux & ranges: support
o document the -f option
o daemon mode now serves 6 files per child

1.1.1.1 Sat May 23 02:21:19 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.24; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28;
import bozohttpd 20090522, which has these changes:
o close more leaking file descriptors for CGI and daemon mode
o add subdirs for build "debug" and "small" versions
o clean up a bad merge / duplicate code
o make mmap() usage portable, fixes linux & ranges: support
o document the -f option
o daemon mode now serves 6 files per child

1.1.1.1 Sat May 23 02:21:19 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.24; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28;
import bozohttpd 20090522, which has these changes:
o close more leaking file descriptors for CGI and daemon mode
o add subdirs for build "debug" and "small" versions
o clean up a bad merge / duplicate code
o make mmap() usage portable, fixes linux & ranges: support
o document the -f option
o daemon mode now serves 6 files per child

1.1.1.1 Sat May 23 02:21:19 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.24; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28;
import bozohttpd 20090522, which has these changes:
o close more leaking file descriptors for CGI and daemon mode
o add subdirs for build "debug" and "small" versions
o clean up a bad merge / duplicate code
o make mmap() usage portable, fixes linux & ranges: support
o document the -f option
o daemon mode now serves 6 files per child

1.1.1.1 Sat May 23 02:21:19 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.24; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28;
import bozohttpd 20090522, which has these changes:
o close more leaking file descriptors for CGI and daemon mode
o add subdirs for build "debug" and "small" versions
o clean up a bad merge / duplicate code
o make mmap() usage portable, fixes linux & ranges: support
o document the -f option
o daemon mode now serves 6 files per child

1.1.1.1 Sat May 23 02:21:19 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.24; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28;
import bozohttpd 20090522, which has these changes:
o close more leaking file descriptors for CGI and daemon mode
o add subdirs for build "debug" and "small" versions
o clean up a bad merge / duplicate code
o make mmap() usage portable, fixes linux & ranges: support
o document the -f option
o daemon mode now serves 6 files per child

/src/libexec/httpd/testsuite/data/
H A Dbigfile1.1.1.1 Sat May 23 02:21:19 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.24; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28;
import bozohttpd 20090522, which has these changes:
o close more leaking file descriptors for CGI and daemon mode
o add subdirs for build "debug" and "small" versions
o clean up a bad merge / duplicate code
o make mmap() usage portable, fixes linux & ranges: support
o document the -f option
o daemon mode now serves 6 files per child

1.1.1.1 Sat May 23 02:21:19 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.24; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28;
import bozohttpd 20090522, which has these changes:
o close more leaking file descriptors for CGI and daemon mode
o add subdirs for build "debug" and "small" versions
o clean up a bad merge / duplicate code
o make mmap() usage portable, fixes linux & ranges: support
o document the -f option
o daemon mode now serves 6 files per child

1.1.1.1 Sat May 23 02:21:19 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.24; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28;
import bozohttpd 20090522, which has these changes:
o close more leaking file descriptors for CGI and daemon mode
o add subdirs for build "debug" and "small" versions
o clean up a bad merge / duplicate code
o make mmap() usage portable, fixes linux & ranges: support
o document the -f option
o daemon mode now serves 6 files per child

1.1.1.1 Sat May 23 02:21:19 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.24; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28;
import bozohttpd 20090522, which has these changes:
o close more leaking file descriptors for CGI and daemon mode
o add subdirs for build "debug" and "small" versions
o clean up a bad merge / duplicate code
o make mmap() usage portable, fixes linux & ranges: support
o document the -f option
o daemon mode now serves 6 files per child

1.1.1.1 Sat May 23 02:21:19 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.24; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28;
import bozohttpd 20090522, which has these changes:
o close more leaking file descriptors for CGI and daemon mode
o add subdirs for build "debug" and "small" versions
o clean up a bad merge / duplicate code
o make mmap() usage portable, fixes linux & ranges: support
o document the -f option
o daemon mode now serves 6 files per child

1.1.1.1 Sat May 23 02:21:19 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.24; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28;
import bozohttpd 20090522, which has these changes:
o close more leaking file descriptors for CGI and daemon mode
o add subdirs for build "debug" and "small" versions
o clean up a bad merge / duplicate code
o make mmap() usage portable, fixes linux & ranges: support
o document the -f option
o daemon mode now serves 6 files per child

H A Dbigfile.partial40001.1.1.1 Sat May 23 02:21:19 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.24; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28;
import bozohttpd 20090522, which has these changes:
o close more leaking file descriptors for CGI and daemon mode
o add subdirs for build "debug" and "small" versions
o clean up a bad merge / duplicate code
o make mmap() usage portable, fixes linux & ranges: support
o document the -f option
o daemon mode now serves 6 files per child

1.1.1.1 Sat May 23 02:21:19 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.24; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28;
import bozohttpd 20090522, which has these changes:
o close more leaking file descriptors for CGI and daemon mode
o add subdirs for build "debug" and "small" versions
o clean up a bad merge / duplicate code
o make mmap() usage portable, fixes linux & ranges: support
o document the -f option
o daemon mode now serves 6 files per child

1.1.1.1 Sat May 23 02:21:19 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.24; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28;
import bozohttpd 20090522, which has these changes:
o close more leaking file descriptors for CGI and daemon mode
o add subdirs for build "debug" and "small" versions
o clean up a bad merge / duplicate code
o make mmap() usage portable, fixes linux & ranges: support
o document the -f option
o daemon mode now serves 6 files per child

1.1.1.1 Sat May 23 02:21:19 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.24; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28;
import bozohttpd 20090522, which has these changes:
o close more leaking file descriptors for CGI and daemon mode
o add subdirs for build "debug" and "small" versions
o clean up a bad merge / duplicate code
o make mmap() usage portable, fixes linux & ranges: support
o document the -f option
o daemon mode now serves 6 files per child

1.1.1.1 Sat May 23 02:21:19 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.24; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28;
import bozohttpd 20090522, which has these changes:
o close more leaking file descriptors for CGI and daemon mode
o add subdirs for build "debug" and "small" versions
o clean up a bad merge / duplicate code
o make mmap() usage portable, fixes linux & ranges: support
o document the -f option
o daemon mode now serves 6 files per child

1.1.1.1 Sat May 23 02:21:19 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.24; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28;
import bozohttpd 20090522, which has these changes:
o close more leaking file descriptors for CGI and daemon mode
o add subdirs for build "debug" and "small" versions
o clean up a bad merge / duplicate code
o make mmap() usage portable, fixes linux & ranges: support
o document the -f option
o daemon mode now serves 6 files per child

H A Dbigfile.partial80001.1.1.1 Sat May 23 02:21:19 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.24; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28;
import bozohttpd 20090522, which has these changes:
o close more leaking file descriptors for CGI and daemon mode
o add subdirs for build "debug" and "small" versions
o clean up a bad merge / duplicate code
o make mmap() usage portable, fixes linux & ranges: support
o document the -f option
o daemon mode now serves 6 files per child

1.1.1.1 Sat May 23 02:21:19 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.24; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28;
import bozohttpd 20090522, which has these changes:
o close more leaking file descriptors for CGI and daemon mode
o add subdirs for build "debug" and "small" versions
o clean up a bad merge / duplicate code
o make mmap() usage portable, fixes linux & ranges: support
o document the -f option
o daemon mode now serves 6 files per child

1.1.1.1 Sat May 23 02:21:19 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.24; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28;
import bozohttpd 20090522, which has these changes:
o close more leaking file descriptors for CGI and daemon mode
o add subdirs for build "debug" and "small" versions
o clean up a bad merge / duplicate code
o make mmap() usage portable, fixes linux & ranges: support
o document the -f option
o daemon mode now serves 6 files per child

1.1.1.1 Sat May 23 02:21:19 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.24; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28;
import bozohttpd 20090522, which has these changes:
o close more leaking file descriptors for CGI and daemon mode
o add subdirs for build "debug" and "small" versions
o clean up a bad merge / duplicate code
o make mmap() usage portable, fixes linux & ranges: support
o document the -f option
o daemon mode now serves 6 files per child

1.1.1.1 Sat May 23 02:21:19 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.24; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28;
import bozohttpd 20090522, which has these changes:
o close more leaking file descriptors for CGI and daemon mode
o add subdirs for build "debug" and "small" versions
o clean up a bad merge / duplicate code
o make mmap() usage portable, fixes linux & ranges: support
o document the -f option
o daemon mode now serves 6 files per child

1.1.1.1 Sat May 23 02:21:19 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.24; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28;
import bozohttpd 20090522, which has these changes:
o close more leaking file descriptors for CGI and daemon mode
o add subdirs for build "debug" and "small" versions
o clean up a bad merge / duplicate code
o make mmap() usage portable, fixes linux & ranges: support
o document the -f option
o daemon mode now serves 6 files per child

/src/sys/modules/if_iavf/
H A DMakefile1.1 Tue Sep 08 10:05:48 GMT 2020 yamaguchi Added iavf(4) that is based on OpenBSD's iavf(4) implementation

reviewed by msaitoh@n.o and knakahara@n.o

1.1 Tue Sep 08 10:05:48 GMT 2020 yamaguchi Added iavf(4) that is based on OpenBSD's iavf(4) implementation

reviewed by msaitoh@n.o and knakahara@n.o

H A Dif_iavf.ioconf1.1 Tue Sep 08 10:05:48 GMT 2020 yamaguchi Added iavf(4) that is based on OpenBSD's iavf(4) implementation

reviewed by msaitoh@n.o and knakahara@n.o

1.1 Tue Sep 08 10:05:48 GMT 2020 yamaguchi Added iavf(4) that is based on OpenBSD's iavf(4) implementation

reviewed by msaitoh@n.o and knakahara@n.o

/src/sys/dev/pci/
H A Dif_iavfvar.h1.1 Tue Sep 08 10:05:47 GMT 2020 yamaguchi Added iavf(4) that is based on OpenBSD's iavf(4) implementation

reviewed by msaitoh@n.o and knakahara@n.o

1.1 Tue Sep 08 10:05:47 GMT 2020 yamaguchi Added iavf(4) that is based on OpenBSD's iavf(4) implementation

reviewed by msaitoh@n.o and knakahara@n.o

/src/libexec/httpd/testsuite/
H A Dt10.in1.1.1.1 Sat Apr 18 07:09:27 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.2; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28; 1.1.1.1.30;
import latest bozohttpd sources. changes include:

o make bozohttpd internally more modular, preparing the way
to handle more than one request per process
o fix http-auth, set $REMOTE_USER not $REMOTEUSER. also fix
cgi-bin with cvsweb, from Holger Weiss <holger@CIS.FU-Berlin.DE>
o fix an uninitialised variable use in daemon mode
o fix ssl mode with newer OpenSSL
o mmap large files in manageable sizes so we can serve any size file
o refactor url processing to handle query strings correctly for CGI
from Sergey Katsev at Coyote Point
o add If-Modified-Since support, from Joerg Sonnenberger
<joerg@netbsd.org>
o many more manual fixes, from NetBSD

1.1.1.1 Sat Apr 18 07:09:27 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.2; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28; 1.1.1.1.30;
import latest bozohttpd sources. changes include:

o make bozohttpd internally more modular, preparing the way
to handle more than one request per process
o fix http-auth, set $REMOTE_USER not $REMOTEUSER. also fix
cgi-bin with cvsweb, from Holger Weiss <holger@CIS.FU-Berlin.DE>
o fix an uninitialised variable use in daemon mode
o fix ssl mode with newer OpenSSL
o mmap large files in manageable sizes so we can serve any size file
o refactor url processing to handle query strings correctly for CGI
from Sergey Katsev at Coyote Point
o add If-Modified-Since support, from Joerg Sonnenberger
<joerg@netbsd.org>
o many more manual fixes, from NetBSD

1.1.1.1 Sat Apr 18 07:09:27 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.2; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28; 1.1.1.1.30;
import latest bozohttpd sources. changes include:

o make bozohttpd internally more modular, preparing the way
to handle more than one request per process
o fix http-auth, set $REMOTE_USER not $REMOTEUSER. also fix
cgi-bin with cvsweb, from Holger Weiss <holger@CIS.FU-Berlin.DE>
o fix an uninitialised variable use in daemon mode
o fix ssl mode with newer OpenSSL
o mmap large files in manageable sizes so we can serve any size file
o refactor url processing to handle query strings correctly for CGI
from Sergey Katsev at Coyote Point
o add If-Modified-Since support, from Joerg Sonnenberger
<joerg@netbsd.org>
o many more manual fixes, from NetBSD

1.1.1.1 Sat Apr 18 07:09:27 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.2; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28; 1.1.1.1.30;
import latest bozohttpd sources. changes include:

o make bozohttpd internally more modular, preparing the way
to handle more than one request per process
o fix http-auth, set $REMOTE_USER not $REMOTEUSER. also fix
cgi-bin with cvsweb, from Holger Weiss <holger@CIS.FU-Berlin.DE>
o fix an uninitialised variable use in daemon mode
o fix ssl mode with newer OpenSSL
o mmap large files in manageable sizes so we can serve any size file
o refactor url processing to handle query strings correctly for CGI
from Sergey Katsev at Coyote Point
o add If-Modified-Since support, from Joerg Sonnenberger
<joerg@netbsd.org>
o many more manual fixes, from NetBSD

1.1.1.1 Sat Apr 18 07:09:27 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.2; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28; 1.1.1.1.30;
import latest bozohttpd sources. changes include:

o make bozohttpd internally more modular, preparing the way
to handle more than one request per process
o fix http-auth, set $REMOTE_USER not $REMOTEUSER. also fix
cgi-bin with cvsweb, from Holger Weiss <holger@CIS.FU-Berlin.DE>
o fix an uninitialised variable use in daemon mode
o fix ssl mode with newer OpenSSL
o mmap large files in manageable sizes so we can serve any size file
o refactor url processing to handle query strings correctly for CGI
from Sergey Katsev at Coyote Point
o add If-Modified-Since support, from Joerg Sonnenberger
<joerg@netbsd.org>
o many more manual fixes, from NetBSD

1.1.1.1 Sat Apr 18 07:09:27 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.2; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28; 1.1.1.1.30;
import latest bozohttpd sources. changes include:

o make bozohttpd internally more modular, preparing the way
to handle more than one request per process
o fix http-auth, set $REMOTE_USER not $REMOTEUSER. also fix
cgi-bin with cvsweb, from Holger Weiss <holger@CIS.FU-Berlin.DE>
o fix an uninitialised variable use in daemon mode
o fix ssl mode with newer OpenSSL
o mmap large files in manageable sizes so we can serve any size file
o refactor url processing to handle query strings correctly for CGI
from Sergey Katsev at Coyote Point
o add If-Modified-Since support, from Joerg Sonnenberger
<joerg@netbsd.org>
o many more manual fixes, from NetBSD

1.1.1.1 Sat Apr 18 07:09:27 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.2; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28; 1.1.1.1.30;
import latest bozohttpd sources. changes include:

o make bozohttpd internally more modular, preparing the way
to handle more than one request per process
o fix http-auth, set $REMOTE_USER not $REMOTEUSER. also fix
cgi-bin with cvsweb, from Holger Weiss <holger@CIS.FU-Berlin.DE>
o fix an uninitialised variable use in daemon mode
o fix ssl mode with newer OpenSSL
o mmap large files in manageable sizes so we can serve any size file
o refactor url processing to handle query strings correctly for CGI
from Sergey Katsev at Coyote Point
o add If-Modified-Since support, from Joerg Sonnenberger
<joerg@netbsd.org>
o many more manual fixes, from NetBSD

1.1.1.1 Sat Apr 18 07:09:27 GMT 2009 mrg branches: 1.1.1.1.2; 1.1.1.1.26; 1.1.1.1.28; 1.1.1.1.30;
import latest bozohttpd sources. changes include:

o make bozohttpd internally more modular, preparing the way
to handle more than one request per process
o fix http-auth, set $REMOTE_USER not $REMOTEUSER. also fix
cgi-bin with cvsweb, from Holger Weiss <holger@CIS.FU-Berlin.DE>
o fix an uninitialised variable use in daemon mode
o fix ssl mode with newer OpenSSL
o mmap large files in manageable sizes so we can serve any size file
o refactor url processing to handle query strings correctly for CGI
from Sergey Katsev at Coyote Point
o add If-Modified-Since support, from Joerg Sonnenberger
<joerg@netbsd.org>
o many more manual fixes, from NetBSD

/src/usr.bin/make/unit-tests/
H A Ddep-percent.mk1.1 Fri Oct 23 19:54:35 GMT 2020 rillig make(1): add test for dependencies of the form '%.o: %.c'

/src/usr.sbin/mopd/common/
H A DVERSION1.1.1.1 Sun Mar 16 22:23:35 GMT 1997 cjs Import of Mats O Jansson's MOP boot program for DEC machines.

/src/usr.sbin/mopd/mopd/
H A DTODO1.1.1.1 Sun Mar 16 22:23:38 GMT 1997 cjs Import of Mats O Jansson's MOP boot program for DEC machines.

/src/tests/lib/libc/stdio/
H A Dh_makenumbers.c1.1 Thu Jul 08 09:07:46 GMT 2021 christos Add interrupted I/O tests (from RVP)

/src/tests/usr.bin/config/support/conf/
H A Dfiles1.2 Fri Oct 31 07:38:36 GMT 2014 uebayasi config(1), config(5): Introduce "select"

o Introduce a new selection directive "select" to select an attribute (as a
module) and its dependencies.
o Support "no select" too.
o Stop abusing "options" to select an attribute.
o Bump config(1) version.

1.2 Fri Oct 31 07:38:36 GMT 2014 uebayasi config(1), config(5): Introduce "select"

o Introduce a new selection directive "select" to select an attribute (as a
module) and its dependencies.
o Support "no select" too.
o Stop abusing "options" to select an attribute.
o Bump config(1) version.

1.2 Fri Oct 31 07:38:36 GMT 2014 uebayasi config(1), config(5): Introduce "select"

o Introduce a new selection directive "select" to select an attribute (as a
module) and its dependencies.
o Support "no select" too.
o Stop abusing "options" to select an attribute.
o Bump config(1) version.

1.2 Fri Oct 31 07:38:36 GMT 2014 uebayasi config(1), config(5): Introduce "select"

o Introduce a new selection directive "select" to select an attribute (as a
module) and its dependencies.
o Support "no select" too.
o Stop abusing "options" to select an attribute.
o Bump config(1) version.

/src/share/man/man4/man4.mac68k/
H A Dmainbus.41.1 Fri Jul 18 02:13:40 GMT 1997 ender Added section 4 manual pages for the mac68k:
o main processor bus
o onboard I/O bus
o ADB event device
o autoconfiguration process

1.1 Fri Jul 18 02:13:40 GMT 1997 ender Added section 4 manual pages for the mac68k:
o main processor bus
o onboard I/O bus
o ADB event device
o autoconfiguration process

1.1 Fri Jul 18 02:13:40 GMT 1997 ender Added section 4 manual pages for the mac68k:
o main processor bus
o onboard I/O bus
o ADB event device
o autoconfiguration process

1.1 Fri Jul 18 02:13:40 GMT 1997 ender Added section 4 manual pages for the mac68k:
o main processor bus
o onboard I/O bus
o ADB event device
o autoconfiguration process

1.1 Fri Jul 18 02:13:40 GMT 1997 ender Added section 4 manual pages for the mac68k:
o main processor bus
o onboard I/O bus
o ADB event device
o autoconfiguration process

/src/sys/arch/mvme68k/include/
H A Dbus.h1.3 Sat Mar 18 22:33:05 GMT 2000 scw Merge 'scw_mvme68k_bus_space' branch with the trunk.
These changes add support for:

o The MI VMEbus framework on both MVME147 and MVME167.
o Enhancements to the existing MD bus_space(9) implementation.
o Most of the bus_dma(9) API.

1.3 Sat Mar 18 22:33:05 GMT 2000 scw Merge 'scw_mvme68k_bus_space' branch with the trunk.
These changes add support for:

o The MI VMEbus framework on both MVME147 and MVME167.
o Enhancements to the existing MD bus_space(9) implementation.
o Most of the bus_dma(9) API.

1.3 Sat Mar 18 22:33:05 GMT 2000 scw Merge 'scw_mvme68k_bus_space' branch with the trunk.
These changes add support for:

o The MI VMEbus framework on both MVME147 and MVME167.
o Enhancements to the existing MD bus_space(9) implementation.
o Most of the bus_dma(9) API.

/src/sys/arch/i386/stand/efiboot/
H A Deficpufunc.c1.1 Mon Jul 24 01:56:59 GMT 2023 rin branches: 1.1.2; 1.1.4; 1.1.6;
efiboot/x86: Add serial console support via raw I/O port access

Unfortunately, some (most?) UEFI implementations do not support
com ports by ``Serial I/O Protocol''.

``PNP0501-0'' and friends are not recognized also.

In this case, if user explicitly requires to switch to serial
console by ``consdev'' command, try to use raw I/O port access.

Ugly, but what FreeBSD does, at least.

Proposed as PR port-amd64/57523

1.1 Mon Jul 24 01:56:59 GMT 2023 rin branches: 1.1.2; 1.1.4; 1.1.6;
efiboot/x86: Add serial console support via raw I/O port access

Unfortunately, some (most?) UEFI implementations do not support
com ports by ``Serial I/O Protocol''.

``PNP0501-0'' and friends are not recognized also.

In this case, if user explicitly requires to switch to serial
console by ``consdev'' command, try to use raw I/O port access.

Ugly, but what FreeBSD does, at least.

Proposed as PR port-amd64/57523

1.1 Mon Jul 24 01:56:59 GMT 2023 rin branches: 1.1.2; 1.1.4; 1.1.6;
efiboot/x86: Add serial console support via raw I/O port access

Unfortunately, some (most?) UEFI implementations do not support
com ports by ``Serial I/O Protocol''.

``PNP0501-0'' and friends are not recognized also.

In this case, if user explicitly requires to switch to serial
console by ``consdev'' command, try to use raw I/O port access.

Ugly, but what FreeBSD does, at least.

Proposed as PR port-amd64/57523

H A Deficpufunc.h1.1 Mon Jul 24 01:56:59 GMT 2023 rin branches: 1.1.2; 1.1.4; 1.1.6;
efiboot/x86: Add serial console support via raw I/O port access

Unfortunately, some (most?) UEFI implementations do not support
com ports by ``Serial I/O Protocol''.

``PNP0501-0'' and friends are not recognized also.

In this case, if user explicitly requires to switch to serial
console by ``consdev'' command, try to use raw I/O port access.

Ugly, but what FreeBSD does, at least.

Proposed as PR port-amd64/57523

1.1 Mon Jul 24 01:56:59 GMT 2023 rin branches: 1.1.2; 1.1.4; 1.1.6;
efiboot/x86: Add serial console support via raw I/O port access

Unfortunately, some (most?) UEFI implementations do not support
com ports by ``Serial I/O Protocol''.

``PNP0501-0'' and friends are not recognized also.

In this case, if user explicitly requires to switch to serial
console by ``consdev'' command, try to use raw I/O port access.

Ugly, but what FreeBSD does, at least.

Proposed as PR port-amd64/57523

1.1 Mon Jul 24 01:56:59 GMT 2023 rin branches: 1.1.2; 1.1.4; 1.1.6;
efiboot/x86: Add serial console support via raw I/O port access

Unfortunately, some (most?) UEFI implementations do not support
com ports by ``Serial I/O Protocol''.

``PNP0501-0'' and friends are not recognized also.

In this case, if user explicitly requires to switch to serial
console by ``consdev'' command, try to use raw I/O port access.

Ugly, but what FreeBSD does, at least.

Proposed as PR port-amd64/57523

/src/sys/arch/evbarm/iq80321/
H A Diq80321var.h1.1 Wed Mar 27 21:51:30 GMT 2002 thorpej branches: 1.1.6; 1.1.8;
Support for the Intel IQ80321 eval board for the i80321 I/O Processor.

/src/regress/sys/kern/dislodgefd/
H A DMakefile1.1 Fri Oct 13 18:46:22 GMT 2023 ad A dumb test that calling close() on a pipe/socket fd dislodges another
thread in the same process waiting for I/O on the fd.

H A Ddislodgefd.c1.1 Fri Oct 13 18:46:22 GMT 2023 ad A dumb test that calling close() on a pipe/socket fd dislodges another
thread in the same process waiting for I/O on the fd.

/src/sbin/cgdconfig/
H A Dpkcs5_pbkdf2.h1.2 Mon Mar 24 02:02:51 GMT 2003 elric substantial rototill of the code.

o added new features:
o -G: generate a new paramsfile that produces the same
key as the old paramsfile,
o ffs verify_method,
o multiple keygen methods that are xor'ed together
(for n-factor authentication), and
o calibrating the iteration count of PKCS#5 PBKDF2 to
the current machine's speed.
o changed paramsfile format to allow for the new features.
o replaced open-coded parser with yacc grammar.
o lots of supporting changes.
o updated documentation to reflect new features and new
paramsfile format.

1.2 Mon Mar 24 02:02:51 GMT 2003 elric substantial rototill of the code.

o added new features:
o -G: generate a new paramsfile that produces the same
key as the old paramsfile,
o ffs verify_method,
o multiple keygen methods that are xor'ed together
(for n-factor authentication), and
o calibrating the iteration count of PKCS#5 PBKDF2 to
the current machine's speed.
o changed paramsfile format to allow for the new features.
o replaced open-coded parser with yacc grammar.
o lots of supporting changes.
o updated documentation to reflect new features and new
paramsfile format.

1.2 Mon Mar 24 02:02:51 GMT 2003 elric substantial rototill of the code.

o added new features:
o -G: generate a new paramsfile that produces the same
key as the old paramsfile,
o ffs verify_method,
o multiple keygen methods that are xor'ed together
(for n-factor authentication), and
o calibrating the iteration count of PKCS#5 PBKDF2 to
the current machine's speed.
o changed paramsfile format to allow for the new features.
o replaced open-coded parser with yacc grammar.
o lots of supporting changes.
o updated documentation to reflect new features and new
paramsfile format.

1.2 Mon Mar 24 02:02:51 GMT 2003 elric substantial rototill of the code.

o added new features:
o -G: generate a new paramsfile that produces the same
key as the old paramsfile,
o ffs verify_method,
o multiple keygen methods that are xor'ed together
(for n-factor authentication), and
o calibrating the iteration count of PKCS#5 PBKDF2 to
the current machine's speed.
o changed paramsfile format to allow for the new features.
o replaced open-coded parser with yacc grammar.
o lots of supporting changes.
o updated documentation to reflect new features and new
paramsfile format.

1.2 Mon Mar 24 02:02:51 GMT 2003 elric substantial rototill of the code.

o added new features:
o -G: generate a new paramsfile that produces the same
key as the old paramsfile,
o ffs verify_method,
o multiple keygen methods that are xor'ed together
(for n-factor authentication), and
o calibrating the iteration count of PKCS#5 PBKDF2 to
the current machine's speed.
o changed paramsfile format to allow for the new features.
o replaced open-coded parser with yacc grammar.
o lots of supporting changes.
o updated documentation to reflect new features and new
paramsfile format.

1.2 Mon Mar 24 02:02:51 GMT 2003 elric substantial rototill of the code.

o added new features:
o -G: generate a new paramsfile that produces the same
key as the old paramsfile,
o ffs verify_method,
o multiple keygen methods that are xor'ed together
(for n-factor authentication), and
o calibrating the iteration count of PKCS#5 PBKDF2 to
the current machine's speed.
o changed paramsfile format to allow for the new features.
o replaced open-coded parser with yacc grammar.
o lots of supporting changes.
o updated documentation to reflect new features and new
paramsfile format.

1.2 Mon Mar 24 02:02:51 GMT 2003 elric substantial rototill of the code.

o added new features:
o -G: generate a new paramsfile that produces the same
key as the old paramsfile,
o ffs verify_method,
o multiple keygen methods that are xor'ed together
(for n-factor authentication), and
o calibrating the iteration count of PKCS#5 PBKDF2 to
the current machine's speed.
o changed paramsfile format to allow for the new features.
o replaced open-coded parser with yacc grammar.
o lots of supporting changes.
o updated documentation to reflect new features and new
paramsfile format.

1.2 Mon Mar 24 02:02:51 GMT 2003 elric substantial rototill of the code.

o added new features:
o -G: generate a new paramsfile that produces the same
key as the old paramsfile,
o ffs verify_method,
o multiple keygen methods that are xor'ed together
(for n-factor authentication), and
o calibrating the iteration count of PKCS#5 PBKDF2 to
the current machine's speed.
o changed paramsfile format to allow for the new features.
o replaced open-coded parser with yacc grammar.
o lots of supporting changes.
o updated documentation to reflect new features and new
paramsfile format.

1.2 Mon Mar 24 02:02:51 GMT 2003 elric substantial rototill of the code.

o added new features:
o -G: generate a new paramsfile that produces the same
key as the old paramsfile,
o ffs verify_method,
o multiple keygen methods that are xor'ed together
(for n-factor authentication), and
o calibrating the iteration count of PKCS#5 PBKDF2 to
the current machine's speed.
o changed paramsfile format to allow for the new features.
o replaced open-coded parser with yacc grammar.
o lots of supporting changes.
o updated documentation to reflect new features and new
paramsfile format.

/src/sys/arch/amd64/amd64/
H A Dvector.S1.80 Mon Sep 12 02:21:11 GMT 2022 knakahara Update register name at fault. Pointed out by hgutch@n.o, thanks.

In vetor.S:r1.78
/src/lib/csu/arch/alpha/
H A Dcrtfm.c1.1 Mon Aug 05 13:38:35 GMT 2013 matt branches: 1.1.4; 1.1.8;
Alpha needs crtfm.o for USE_COMPILERCRTSTUFF=no

/src/libexec/httpd/
H A Dcontent-bozo.c1.20 Sat Feb 27 00:55:25 GMT 2021 mrg changes in bozohttpd 20210227:
o new support for content types: .tar.bz2, .tar.xz, .tar.lz,
.tar.zst, .tbz2, .txz, .tlz, .zipx, .xz, .zst, .sz, .lz, .lzma,
.lzo, .7z, .lzo, .cab, .dmg, .jar, and .rar. should fix
netbsd PR#56026:
MIME type of .tar.xz file on ny{cdn,ftp}.NetBSD.org is invalid

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

1.19 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

H A Ddaemon-bozo.c1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded
1.22 Thu Oct 15 04:21:53 GMT 2020 mrg various updates from <henrik@gulbra.net> / freebsd. the list from Henrik:

bozohttpd.8:
o Added -d flag to the man page
o Moved -E flag in man page to keep alphabetic order
o Grammar fix for description of -E flag in man page
o Moved a word in the man description for the -f flag
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut
o Updated man description of -n to mention Lua scripts
o Moved -z below -Z to keep the uppercase options first

bozohttpd.c:
o Removed obsolete comment about ~user missing cgi-bin support
o Removed "/* ARGSUSED */" lines; was that a macro or a reminder?
o Added USE_ARG macro call for sig, which was otherwise not used
o Added USE_ARG macro call for msg (only used if debug is enabled)

bozohttpd.h:
o Fixed typo in the include guard (BOZOHTTOPD_H_ -> BOZOHTTPD_H_)
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options

content-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG macro call for signo, which was otherwise not used
o Made -f imply -b as a backwards-compatible shortcut

main.c:
o Simplified -b text to be symmetric with that for the -f option
o Updated -C text to make "suffix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Changed to only show the -E description if have_user is true
o Always show the -e option, which incorrectly used the -E logic
o Renamed have_all to have_core; it didn't mean "all" options
o Added three missing tabs for the description of the -G option
o Updated -L text to make "prefix" explicit; it's better than "arg"
o Updated -M text to make "suffix" explicit; it's slightly better
o Added a previously missing description for the -n option
o Documented the otherwise obscure valid types for the -T option
o Shortened "username" to "user" to match the actual help text
o Moved handling of -c below that for -C to standardize the order
o Broke the enabling test for -C into two lines for consistency
o Inverted the enabling test for -E; this is what was meant, right?
o Removed the enabling test for -e, which should always be enabled

ssl-bozo.c:
o Added USE_ARG for httpd, which is not used if SSL has been excluded

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