- call sqlite3_errmsg(db) before closing the db, not after - sqlite3_errmsg() can only be used when sqlite3_step() returns SQLITE_ERROR - check for errors from sqlite3_finalize() - close db handle even when an error occurred during sqlite3_open()

Run dhcpd in the correct rdomain when rdomain is != 0 and start dhcpd with a list of interfaces on its command line. All interfaces must be in the same rdomain; dhcpd will then set its own rdomain accordingly. Use a separate DHCP lease database per rdomain just in case a given MAC and IP tuple appears in multiple rdomains. earlier version ok + testing by Tom

This way we can write handlers that accept all arguments listed in their ctl table as actual arguments, rather than passing unused parameters which contain ununitialized garbage. The benefit is better clarity about the expected values of arguments passed on by handler functions. Adjust motd and crontab handlers accordingly which use T_HANDLER. All instances of call_editor() now use T_HANDLER_FILL1. ok chris

The old code would only convert the first command table entry to a dummy struct ctl sitting on the stack. This confuses code which loops over the command table and requires a sentinel to break out of this loop. Segfault found by Tom

Cannot happen right now since the table has only one entry but better be prepared for a future where we would crash otherwise.

Writing any changes to dhcp config was causing "genget internal failure". Regression found by Tom.

Make nshdoas preserve some important environment variables even when there is no rule in /etc/doas.conf. Without a matching rule in doas.conf we ended up running the privileged shell in an empty environment, which leads to tools such as vi(4) erroring out for lack of a terminal type. As before, the keepenv option in /etc/doas.conf can be used to preserve the entire user environment. We now preserve the following variables by default: DOAS_USER=nsh # added by nshdoas HOME=/root # overridden by nshdoas LOGNAME=root # overridden by nshdoas PATH=/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin SHELL=/usr/local/bin/nsh TERM=xterm USER=root # overridden by nshdoas Problem noticed by Tom.

The new struct avoids the necessity to cast configuration file test handler arguments from char ** to a char *, such that the char ** pointer can be stored in ctl->args[1]. Such shadowing of variable types results in code that is hard to follow. We can convert daemons one-by-one to fully replace struct ctl eventually. As an example, convert dhcpd handling to struct ctl2 already. Ok tom, chris

Improve Readme by converting to markdown and adding a quick installation guide for nsh

Update README.md use email addresses proper

I forgot that these diffs only work correctly with the &fillargs patch which has been backed out. This needs more work before it can come back...

fix typo screen not scree

ok Tom

Update README.md fix number formats

test + ok Tom

Update README.md fix typos in and after section 7

Add in extensive warnings to indicate this is a more invasive installation script, (for users who mainly want to manage systems with nsh) (moving config files for import not copying to avoid confusion between which config files are the source of truth, added in a write configuration command at end of nsh configuration to capture the config before reboot.

Update README.md to include the detail of requirements for nsh to control the system

add

This backs out commit 1bb61b1da84f5690f3125d4f6595b833632622b4: The commit broke configuration file syntax checks. It triggeed errors from exec since we were trying to exec a list of garbage arguments. I misunderstood what the fillargs[1] pointer represents. Even though it is a char * the value stored in case of FILLARGS1 is in fact a char *[].

rc.local based integration script rc.local-nsh-openbsd-integration.sh

Update script to copy config files not move them so that the user can return to using OpenBSD and standard config more easily.

Update and rename README to README.md

convert README to markdown and add quick start install / update insructions and a brief how to to complete nsh installation so that it controls the setup of the OpenBSD system.