- Corrections to INSTALL and README.v5.release.
- Add patch to fix segv on overlength map keys in file maps (Jeff Moter).
- Add patch to restrict scanning of /proc to pid directories only (Jeff
Moyer).
- add inialisation for kver in autofs_point struct.
- fix sources list corruption in check_update_map_sources.
- fix memory leak in walk_tree.
- fix memory leak in rpc_portmap_getport and rpc_ping_proto.
- fix memory leak in initialisation of lookup modules.
offsets.
- fix replicated mount parse for case where last name in list fails lookup.
- correct indirect mount expire broken by the wildcard lookup fix.
- fix up multi-mount handling when wildcard map entry present.
- backout master map lookup changes made to beta3.
- change default master map from /etc/auto.master to auto.master so that we
always use nsswitch to locate master map.
- change default installed master map to include "+auto.master" to pickup
NIS master map (all bz# 193831 again).
- add patch to remove extra debug print.
- add patch to
- fix memory alloc error in nis lookup module.
- add "_" to "." mapname translation to nis lookup module.
- add patch to add owner pid to mount list struct.
- add patch to disable NFSv4 when probing hosts (at least foe now).
- add patch to fix white space handling in replicated server selection
code.
- Add fix for premature return when waiting for lock file.
- Update copyright declaration for reentrant-syslog source.
- Add patch for configure option to disable locking during mount. But don't
disable locking by default.
- Add ability to handle automount schema used in Sun directory server.
- Quell compiler warning about getsockopt parameter.
- Quell compiler warning about yp_order parameter.
- allow -net instead of /etc/auto.net
- Fix a buffer overflow with large key lengths
- Don't allow autofs to unlink files, only to remove directories
- change to the upstream reentrant syslog patch from the band-aid deferred
syslog patch.
- Get rid of the init script patch that hard-coded the release to redhat.
This should be handled properly by all red hat distros.
