Mention that svnlite may be present and usable. Adjust some wording to
try to not scare people away from using svn. Mention the importance of
ca_root_nss and add it to the examples. Use short package names in
examples. Untangle some leftovers from having a mirror list.
Update openssl chapter based on modern certificate requirements
All Certificate Authorities now require 2048 bit keys with SHA256 hashes
This change brings our documentation inline with that requirement
Since we are not accepting new mirrors, remove mention of doing so. Also improve note that ftp.f.o is made up of multiple mirrors and run by the project itself.
rsync://ftp.mtu.ru/ no longer shares the FreeBSD-gnats collection, and
even if it did we would probably not want to advertise it any more.
Update to r45344:
Summarize the warning about svn checkout over existing directories in a
one-sentence introduction paragraph.
Add an ID to the fingerprints paragraph for direct linking.
Update to r45271:
Use SGL entities for acute accents.
Update to r45166:
Re-order svn0.ru location to be Country, City like other entries.
Update to r45165:
Add <literal> tags around "rsync".
Update to r45164:
Introduce a new read-only Subversion mirror, generously hosted by Yandex
in Moscow.
Update to r44760:
Add new retailer.
Begin editorial review of Subversion chapter.
Move mirrors into this chapter and rename rsync chapter to match the
rest of the ToC for this section.
Add an introductory paragraph on what this chapter covers.
Remove Using CVSup and CVS Tags sections from the Handbook. Thanks,
CVS, it was a long road.
Update to r44061:
Correct "svn" to Subversion when talking about the application, add
<literal> tags around protocol entries like svn, http, https, add markup
to some acronyms.
Technical review of the Kerberos chapter
Many of the statements in this chapter were just plain wrong.
Apply some major modernization, in particular the current Kerberos RFC is
4120, not 1510. Kerberized telnet, rlogin, ftp and similar are no longer
recommended -- use ssh and scp instead.
The heimdal in base is no longer crippled so as to be a minimal installation;
it is fully functional. The heimdal in ports does offer the option to install
some additional features such as KCM and PKINIT.
Add a bit more introduction to Kerberos terminology and conventions.
Make the sample output closer to the current reality.
Don't imply that eight characters is a particularly strong password.
security/krb5 does not install ktelnetd, klogind, and friends anymore,
so there's no need to mention its README.FreeBSD here (especially since
these things are disrecommended anyway).
www/mod_auth_kerb uses the HTTP/ principal, not the www/ principal.
Kerberized ssh uses GSSAPI these days, so the Kerberos-specific options
are not worth mentioning.
Kerberos works just fine on multiuser machines; the permissions of
credentials cache files are set to 0600.
Remove the section on access issues with kerberos and ssh; it is very
confused. (It seems to be talking about ssh keys and ssh-agent, but
in a very unclear and inaccurate fashion.)
There is still more to be done here, but this should get us most of the way.
Change the "basics" chapter to document FreeBSD 9 and 10 over FreeBSD 8:
- The system console is now xterm, not cons25
- acd0 devices are no longer used, switch to ada
- We no longer have as many FSF utilities, therefore fewer info pages
When talking about IDE/SATA disks, prioritise SATA over IDE, and "ada"
style naming over "ad". The latter has been the default since FreeBSD
9, and available since FreeBSD 8.
HostingAdvice covers how the FreeBSD Project works, and why system
administrators should consider switching to it.
Microsoft Azure blog covers the release of Microsoft Supported FreeBSD 10.3
images, with fixes that were committed to late for the 10.3 release cycle.
chapter
Information about the tests/ directory was added to hier(7) in src@r250604.
This is a follow up commit which documents its existence in ^/stable/10 and
^/head
Approved by: hrs
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D6821
Reviewed by: hrs
