Thank you! As for testing - there's a number of things to check, such as resource limits (when you have them configured in login.conf), or the login class, if you have it set for your user in master.passwd (you can check it using 'ps auxwww -o class').

Just a general suggestion: could you consider adding the "-o" option instead of overwriting the input file with a signed one, just like uefisign(8) does it? It makes it much easier to hook it into various automation things - build systems and such.

One more data point: csh(1) does the same, ie it uses getuid/getpwuid, not getlogin.

Check EUID, not UID; don't overuse snprintf(3).

Rework a bit.

Better, fork-less version suggested by jilles@.

I'd suggest updating the devd.conf(5) man page as well.

Update the comment as well.

Fix things.

Use \h.

Hi. Sorry it took so long; I think the fix is ok. Thanks!

Remove some text around the missing link.

Fix most issues.

Assuming you've tested it and it it's good, then it's good, thank you :-)

How does it affect laptops without their own resolver? My assumption was the nsswitch.conf is pretty much only ever changed once, during system setup.

Use pread/pwrite also in error cases.

Meh.

Undelete the old draft.