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gendalia
a9fb92f278 Updated OpenAFS to 1.4.5. conditionalized several of the options.
Fixed a couple of files, in theory should work on NetBSD 3.x & 4.x, and
i386 & amd64 now.

OpenAFS Release Notes - Version 1.4.5
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All systems:
- fileserver address tracking is improved to avoid potentially merging
  unrelated hosts.
- Documentation updates.
- namei fileserver now does fsync()s in background batches for performance
  improvements.
- Kerberos ticket support corrected in bundled Kerberos 4 utilities on 64
  bit platforms.
- fileserver includes limited per-host thread quota support to avoid
  resource starvation.
- fileserver deals with more types of damaged volumes without asserting.
- vos validates dumpfiles before attempting restores.
- vos clone will no longer potentially delete the parent volume.
- Client no longer permits empty UUID to be created.
- fs uuid command for checking, regenerating UUID added.
- Updates for gcc 4.2.
- fileserver treats w (write) permission as granting read lock permission
  in addition to write.
2007-10-27 09:11:10 +00:00
gendalia
219ac34d5d Update OpenAFS to 1.3.84. They applied all the patches we were using, so
we can remove them.  Also set up the data directories in ${VARBASE} properly.

For UNIX, 1.3.84 is the latest version in the 1.4 release cycle.
Notable recent improvements are included in Linux 2.6 client support.
A bug affecting all kernel modules which was present in the released
1.3.83 is also fixed.
2005-06-06 17:08:20 +00:00
gendalia
b11b80a337 Update OpenAFS to 1.3.82, add PAM support to the package, and add patches
to OpenAFS for NetBSD PAM support.

OpenAFS release announcement information (Unix):
For UNIX, 1.3.82 is the latest version in the 1.4 release cycle.
Notable recent improvements are included in AIX 5 client support, Linux
2.6 client support, and Rx free packet handling in the fileserver.

Known remaining issues involve "dangling vnodes" at unmount time with the MacOS
10.3 client, a possible SMP MacOS 10.3 client issue, and a possible
largefile issue on Linux.
2005-05-25 22:09:39 +00:00