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@kevans did you get around to fixing the lua bootstrap issue?

@jlduran is correct

We should, cf. D35109

In D53061#1212516, @mckusick wrote:

I note that the sshd daemon is restarted when it is reinstalled. The sshd daemon is restarted since its update may be security related and thus the security fix should take effect as soon as the updated version is available.

This is a major break with tradition. I'm not opposed to it, but it should receive wider discussion, and we should consider doing the same for other services as well.

@mjg @kib do you agree that there is no reason why the userland implementation of realpath() would succeed after the syscall failed, except in the case of a race?

In D53026#1211606, @markj wrote:

The only case in which the userland implementation would return a different error than the system call is if we are racing against someone modifying the hierarchy we are traversing

How do you know this? It seems possible that there are some corner cases which __realpathat() simply doesn't handle.

really fix empty case

fix empty case

rebase

fix trailing slash

-debug

I do not have any objection, just curious: isn't this almost the same as REQUIRE: DAEMON?

The correct way to express that you need the network to be up is REQUIRE: NETWORKING.

While here, require DAEMON as well.

You really don't want to go down this route. D52977 is enough.