• bring back the note about time

I see it built and manually tested.

typo

• Address feedback

• Note that arch(7) documents all supported page sizes.
• Add stats(7) to SEE ALSO
• Remove the Overview subsection header. It's superfluous.
• Wordsmith some of the paragraphs
• Point to shm_open(2) for info about POSIX shared memory segments
• Point to shmget(2) for info about SysV shared memory segments
• Update Xr's to file systems (they moved from section 5 to section 4).
• Point to ufs(4) when mentioning UFS
• Import the buffer cache description from https://wiki.freebsd.org/BasicVfsConcepts
• List https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/arch-handbook/vm/ in SEE ALSO
• Change Nd description
• Use wired/unwired instead of pageable/non-pageable. Explain why.
• Cross-refernce with systat, vmstat, and stats.7

Thanks!

• Address kib's feedback

• Improve the wording around the ma[] argument

• Refer readers to malloc(9) for info about malloc types. malloc(9) documents malloc types already. Let's not duplicate documentation.

Hey! It's the first time I see this word TBH and I'm not sure if that's a typo or some obscure networks slang. Let me ask someone who might know.

It is unclear to me if those .include <bsd.compiler.mk> lines is the right fix.

In D55867#1278215, @imp wrote:

What's the rush? 😄

Good idea.

In D54182#1239024, @timur wrote:

The question is what problem are you trying to tackle. Chasing the software versions was never the good practice, IMHO, but see yourself.

The root of the problem here is the fact that maintainer of the dns/bind-tools doesn't want to enable krb5 support by default, so we don't have OOTB solution for the signed DNS updates in the AD configuration. This port was trying to close that gap, providing Samba AD, installable from the packages, without the need for building it separately.

This doesn't look like and adequate replacement:

====> GSSAPI Security API support: you have to select exactly one of them
     GSSAPI_BASE=off: Using Heimdal in base (nsupdate is broken)
     GSSAPI_HEIMDAL=off: Using security/heimdal (nsupdate is broken)
     GSSAPI_MIT=off: Using security/krb5
     GSSAPI_NONE=on: Disable

Again, it could be that with the current state of Samba it's (almost) impossible to retain AD functionality and we should concentrate only on the basic fileserver with ability to join AD domain.

Then we can drop a lot of patches, dependencies and this port all together.

maybe helpful: https://antranigv.am/posts/2025/02/dtrace-python-freebsd-again/

The port looks pretty outdated. Is it time to deprecate it?