4.3p2: call for testing

[Darren Tucker]

Hi all.

As most folks on this list will know, OpenSSH 4.3p1 had some problems
with login recording under some configurations.  This has been resolved
in the current tree and we are looking at rolling a 4.3p2 release
to address them.  For the most part the changes are fixes only; the
ChangeLog since 4.3p1 is below in its entirety.

There's one other change that is currently still not decided, which is
the double-logging of logins on platforms that do not do descriptor
passing.

Snapshots can be found at
ftp://ftp.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/OpenSSH/portable/snapshot/

Test reports (20060208 or later preferred) would be appreciated.

Thanks.

20060208
 - (tim) [session.c] Logout records were not updated on systems with
   post auth privsep disabled due to bug 1086 changes. Analysis and patch
   by vinschen at redhat.com. OK tim@, dtucker at .
 - (dtucker) [configure.ac] Typo in Ultrix and NewsOS sections (NEED_SETPRGP
   -> NEED_SETPGRP), reported by Berhard Simon.  ok tim@

20060206
 - (tim) [configure.ac] Remove unnecessary tests for net/if.h and
   netinet/in_systm.h. OK dtucker at .

20060205
 - (tim) [configure.ac] Add AC_REVISION. Add sys/time.h to lastlog.h test
   for Solaris. OK dtucker at .
 - (tim) [configure.ac] Bug #1149. Changes in QNX section only. Patch by
   kraai at ftbfs.org.

20060203
 - (tim) [configure.ac] test for egrep (AC_PROG_EGREP) before first
   AC_CHECK_HEADERS test. Without it, if AC_CHECK_HEADERS is first run
   by a platform specific check, builtin standard includes tests will be
   skipped on the other platforms.
   Analysis and suggestion by vinschen at redhat.com, patch by dtucker at .
   OK tim@, djm at .

20060202
 - (dtucker) [configure.ac] Bug #1148: Fix "crippled AES" test so that it
   works with picky compilers.  Patch from alex.kiernan at thus.net.

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