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@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ The {{< manpage "diskinfo" "8" >}} utility now reports the physical device name
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The {{< manpage "freebsd-update" "8" >}} utility now displays progress for the "Fetching files..." stage. gitref:d6e1e31a0e6[repository=src]
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The {{< manpage "freebsd-update" "8" >}} utility now supports the -p flag, which ensures password db changes are included in [.filename]#/etc/passwd# via {{< manpage "pwd_mkdb" "8">}}. gitref:9b6591109e8[repository=src] {{< sponsored "The FreeBSD Foundation" >}}
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The {{< manpage "freebsd-update" "8" >}} utility now supports the `-p` flag, which ensures password db changes are included in [.filename]#/etc/passwd# via {{< manpage "pwd_mkdb" "8">}}. gitref:9b6591109e8[repository=src] {{< sponsored "The FreeBSD Foundation" >}}
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The {{< manpage "freebsd-update" "8" >}} utility now supports the `updatesready` and `showconfig` arguments to check for updates and check the configuration respectively. gitref:8cfda118cbd[repository=src]
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The calendar program in FreeBSD-13 restores the condition and comment processing to the level provided by the C pre-processor and offers the following features:
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- Support #undef to cancel a prior #define
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- #ifdef, #ifndef, #else, and #endif are supported and can be nested
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- #include is now processed using the calendar owner's home directory (not the invoking user's home directory, fixes "calendar -a")
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- Support `#undef` to cancel a prior `#define`
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- `#ifdef`, `#ifndef`, `#else`, and `#endif` are supported and can be nested
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- `#include` is now processed using the calendar owner's home directory (not the invoking user's home directory, fixes `calendar -a`)
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- Support for C and C++ style comments
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Dates are now always displayed according to the locale of the invoking user, not the (optional) locales specified in the calendar files.
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This prevents printing mixed date formats depending on the locales specified in each of the data files.
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The calendar data files that used to be distributed with earlier version of FreeBSD have been moved to the deskutils/calendar-data port respectively the calendar-data package, with the exception of the FreeBSD committer data file, which has been kept.
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The calendar data files that used to be distributed with earlier version of FreeBSD have been moved to the package:deskutils/calendar-data[] port respectively the calendar-data package, with the exception of the FreeBSD committer data file, which has been kept.
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[[userland-contrib]]
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=== Contributed Software
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==== contrib/bc: New implementation of the bc and dc programs
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This implementation of the bc and dc programs offers a number of advantages over the previous versions in the FreeBSD base system:
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This implementation of the `bc` and `dc` programs offers a number of advantages over the previous versions in the FreeBSD base system:
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- They do not depend on external large number functions (i.e. no dependency on OpenSSL or any other large number library).
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- They implements all features found in GNU bc/dc (with the exception of the forking of sub-processes, which the author of this version considers as a security issue).
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- They support POSIX message catalogs and come with localized messages in Chinese, Dutch, English, French, German, Japanese, Polish, Portugueze, and Russian.
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- They offer very detailed manual pages that provide far more information than the current ones.
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The previous implementation is still available in FreeBSD-13 and can be selected instead of the new one by the build option WITHOUT_GH_BC.
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The previous implementation is still available in FreeBSD-13 and can be selected instead of the new one by the build option `WITHOUT_GH_BC`.
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[[userland-deprecated-programs]]
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=== Deprecated Applications
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A function has been added to libutil to provide applications with a standard way to determine the path prefix for files installed by ports and packages.
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This function will return the value of the environment variable LOCALBASE if it has been defined.
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Else the value of the sysctl variable "user.localbase" is returned, which has a default value of __PATH_LOCALBASE ("/usr/local", unless changed in paths.h).
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This function will return the value of the environment variable `LOCALBASE` if it has been defined.
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Else the value of the {{< manpage "sysctl" "8" >}} variable `user.localbase` is returned, which has a default value of `__PATH_LOCALBASE` ([.filename]#/usr/local#, unless changed in [.filename]#paths.h#).
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Shell scripts can directly use the environment variable LOCALBASE or "sysctl user.localbase" for this purpose.
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Shell scripts can directly use the environment variable `LOCALBASE` or `sysctl user.localbase` for this purpose.
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[[kernel]]
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== Kernel
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For {{< manpage "iscsi" "4" >}} and {{< manpage "ctld" "8" >}}, support for specifying network QoS in the form of DiffServ Codepoints (DSCP) and Ethernet Priority Code Point (PCP) was added. gitref:ddf1072aac49[repository=src] {{< sponsored "NetApp" >}}
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The {{< manpage "ctld" "8" >}} utility now supports the -f flag, which tests the configuration file validity. gitref:7fcbecd004f[repository=src]
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The {{< manpage "ctld" "8" >}} utility now supports the `-f` flag, which tests the configuration file validity. gitref:7fcbecd004f[repository=src]
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[[storage-general]]
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=== General Storage
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This section covers the boot loader, boot menu, and other boot-related changes.
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The {{< manpage "efibootmgr" "8" >}} utility now supports the -b flag, which lets users specify by bootnum as an index. gitref:a2581e80212[repository=src] {{< sponsored "Netflix" >}}
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The {{< manpage "efibootmgr" "8" >}} utility now supports the `-b` flag, which lets users specify by bootnum as an index. gitref:a2581e80212[repository=src] {{< sponsored "Netflix" >}}
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The {{< manpage "efibootmgr" "8" >}} utility now supports the -E flag, which lets users query which EFI System Partition was used to boot the system. gitref:1cdb8eb8fe1[repository=src]
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The {{< manpage "efibootmgr" "8" >}} utility now supports the `-E` flag, which lets users query which EFI System Partition was used to boot the system. gitref:1cdb8eb8fe1[repository=src]
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The {{< manpage "efibootmgr" "8" >}} utility now supports the -f and -F flags, which lets users tell the system to boot to the UEFI user interface or not. gitref:83c4237258d[repository=src] {{< sponsored "Ampere Computing, Inc." >}}
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The {{< manpage "efibootmgr" "8" >}} utility now supports the `-f` and `-F` flags, which lets users tell the system to boot to the UEFI user interface or not. gitref:83c4237258d[repository=src] {{< sponsored "Ampere Computing, Inc." >}}
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[[boot-loader]]
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=== Boot Loader Changes
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