1 063e17c1 2021-12-15 op  - compile with -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 on linux.
 2 063e17c1 2021-12-15 op    related: this is needed only for glibc or musl too?
 3 063e17c1 2021-12-15 op 
 4 063e17c1 2021-12-15 op  - (possibly related) find out what pread(2) black magic we can do to
 5 063e17c1 2021-12-15 op    read stuff on 32 bits
 6 c6f9745e 2021-12-15 op 
 7 c6f9745e 2021-12-15 op  - rework the ninepscript so tests are parsed and executed by the _kamid
 8 c6f9745e 2021-12-15 op    user and not by root.
 9 335ce51d 2021-12-16 op 
10 335ce51d 2021-12-16 op  - tweak iounit so it's always lower than the choosen msize
11 423f02f5 2021-12-28 cage 
12 423f02f5 2021-12-28 cage  - handle message bigger than MAX_IMSGSIZE - IMSG_HEADER_SIZE.  One
13 423f02f5 2021-12-28 cage    way to do that would be to *not* use asynchroonus imsgs in client.c
14 423f02f5 2021-12-28 cage    but synchronous I/O: this way, once a message has been processed,
15 423f02f5 2021-12-28 cage    we can just receive the next in the same function (i.e. twrite) and
16 423f02f5 2021-12-28 cage    go ahead.
17 5817aa44 2021-12-28 op 
18 5817aa44 2021-12-28 op  - fill user and group name in struct stat.  The problem is that, being
19 5817aa44 2021-12-28 op    chrooted, we don't have access to /etc/passwd nor /etc/group. We
20 5817aa44 2021-12-28 op    could use setpassent(3) and setgroupent(3), but if they change in the
21 5817aa44 2021-12-28 op    meantime we can't do anything.  Another solution would be to not
22 5817aa44 2021-12-28 op    to chroot(2) and just switch to the targeted user.