cvs commit: src/share/zoneinfo africa antarctica asia australasia backward etcetera europe factory leapseconds northamerica southamerica systemv yearistype.sh zone.tab

[John Baldwin]

On Friday 13 October 2006 18:19, Doug Barton wrote:
> John Baldwin wrote:
> 
> >> Part of the reason I didn't want to do it is that on RELENG_4
> >> it also requires more changes (like a makefile and etc/mtree).
> >> I think you just broke the install on RELENG_4 with this
> >> commit.
> 
> I have a working RELENG_4 system, and I tested the install before 
> committing. The main effect of the Makefile changes on the install is 
> to move the systemv file behind the OLDTIMEZONES define. I didn't do 
> that because I thought it would be a POLA violation.

Ah, ok.  I had probably just misparsed it as I was trying to keep
a 4.x snap up to date with 6.x timezone data.

> The other install related change in the Makefile was using zic -m, but 
> since that fix (I think rightly) hasn't been backported past RELENG_6, 
> I didn't merge that change either. For both of these changes, the same 
> goes for RELENG_5 btw.

Ok.

> > Yeah, there is an mtree and Makefile change, but I'd actually rather
> > us fix RELENG_4 to work with the new files.  I already merged back
> > those changes at my last job, and my new one has the local changes
> > as well (well, we only have the Makefile changes, not the mtree
> > ones, but I remember doing the mtree one last year).
> 
> The mtree change I think you're referring to (regarding Argentina) was 
> committed by wollman on 2004/12/3. The mtree file in RELENG_4 is the 
> same as HEAD for the zoneinfo section.

Ah.. probably this is because the last time I did this I was working off 
RELENG_4_8 rather than RELENG_4. :-P

> So like I said, I don't think anything is actually broken here, but if 
> someone sees something broken that I don't, please feel free to fix 
> it, I'm going to be afk for a while.

Woo, great!  Thanks for syncing 4.x up.  A lot of people still use 4.x 
(significantly more than 5.x I'm sure) so the updates are appreciated.

-- 
John Baldwin