atom feed12 messages in org.freebsd.freebsd-auditRe: Patch to add nic-se to whois
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Joachim StrömbergsonMay 20, 2001 3:15 pm.diff
Will AndrewsMay 20, 2001 7:14 pm 
Joachim StrömbergsonMay 21, 2001 12:24 am 
Peter PentchevMay 21, 2001 12:29 am 
Will AndrewsMay 21, 2001 12:30 am 
Will AndrewsMay 21, 2001 12:38 am 
Peter PentchevMay 21, 2001 12:39 am 
Dima DorfmanMay 21, 2001 12:49 am 
Peter PentchevMay 21, 2001 12:54 am 
Jeroen C. van GelderenMay 21, 2001 3:31 am 
Peter PentchevMay 21, 2001 4:40 am 
Joachim StrömbergsonMay 21, 2001 4:56 am 
Subject:Re: Patch to add nic-se to whois
From:Joachim Strömbergson (watc@ludd.luth.se)
Date:May 21, 2001 12:24:37 am
List:org.freebsd.freebsd-audit

Aloha!

Mike Heffner wrote:

Except for breaking style(9) (spaces instead of tabs), it looks alright. Also, don't forget to update whois.1.

Ok, fixed. Thanks! Next stop will be the man page.

When talking about style here, I tried to insert the addition in alphabetical order. Looking at the source for whois, some of the defines for the other databases seems to have been added without taking care of this:

#define NICHOST "whois.crsnic.net" #define INICHOST "whois.networksolutions.com" #define DNICHOST "whois.nic.mil" #define GNICHOST "whois.nic.gov" #define ANICHOST "whois.arin.net" #define RNICHOST "whois.ripe.net" #define PNICHOST "whois.apnic.net" #define RUNICHOST "whois.ripn.net" #define MNICHOST "whois.ra.net" #define QNICHOST_TAIL ".whois-servers.net" #define SENICHOST "whois.nic-se.se" #define SNICHOST "whois.6bone.net"

Is this important and/or something we want? I checked man style(9) and it seems to recommend sorting rules for includes and variables. I could sort these if that would seem appropriate while I'm at it.

| this something we should add to the system?

Sure. Does this option, `s', conflict with any of the other BSDs?

Well the OpenBSD patch used 's' for this option. Dunno about NetBSD and BSDi. I'll check.

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