(will close all fd's > 2 on daemonization now)
getty: fix "getty -" support, and also do not try to chown/chmod "-"
telnetd: fix "lost ctty" bug
Yet another attempt on saner function names:
bb_sanitize_server_stdio(0/1) -> bb_sanitize_stdio() + bb_daemonize();
Since this is also needed for other applets like telnetd,
introduce generic driver for such things.
It even supports inetd-wait ('linger') mode, when inetd
hands out listen socket to child and waits to it to die,
instead of handing out accepted socket and continuing
listening itself (nowait mode).
Code growth ~200 bytes.
NB: our inetd doesn't support wait mode yet (or mabe it is buggy).
Convert telnet to it. Now this works:
telnetd -b [::1]:1234 - bind to IPv6 non-standard port
telnet [::1]:1234 - connect to IPv6 non-standard port
telnet ::1 1234 - same
This does not require ANY ipv6-specific code in applets
(no struct sockaddr_in6. In fact, no sockaddr_in, too).
uidgid_get -> get_uidgid, add additional param
(numeric_ok). Make chown use it.
chown: fix "chown user: ...."
install: fix incorrect use of bb_xget[pw/gr]nam
Doesn't die horribly on binary files anymore.
In fact, they _100%_ work now. Control chars
are in reverse video, including DEL and that idiocy of VT-10x,
Meta-ESC [inventor of which should be prohibited from reproducing].
Regex search is fixed also. When you specify search ('/' key),
control chars turn into dots (unhighlighted),
and found occurrences highlighted instead. This is reversible.
Memory management fixed (was leaky as hell) and optimized.
Linewrapping fixed and thoroughly tested.
Max buffer size made configurable.
~ 600 bytes saved.
xstrdup'ing and memory consumption. Made linewrap saner.
regex matching code was awful - still buggy, but not as
leaky as before. Made buffer size configurable. Killed
several static and on-stack buffers. Hopefully eliminated
staircase effect on Ctrl-C (unable to reproduce).
* do not make backup copy by copying (just retain old file)
* correctly fall back to /etc/passwd if user is not in shadow
* fix bug with overlong passwd entries
* be permissive on some kinds of failures
* reduce stack usage
* code size: -500 bytes
