vasilito 1e727ca1bd getty: reject implausible size-probe results (fix odd shell wrapping)
The cursor-report size probe (tty_columns_lines: Save + Goto(999,999) +
\x1B[6n) is unreliable on the fbcond console. console_draw does not clamp Goto
beyond the real screen bounds, so the \x1B[6n reply can report the *current*
cursor position mid boot-text (observed 15x56) instead of the actual
dimensions. A bogus 15-column width makes the login shell wrap every line
oddly.

Keep the probe result only when both dimensions are plausible (cols 40..=1000,
lines 10..=1000); otherwise fall back to the safe 80x30 default, which
mis-wraps on no real framebuffer. A correct full-size reading needs
fbcond/console_draw to answer the probe properly (tracked separately).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-07-25 17:51:03 +09:00
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Redox OS user and group utilities.

The userutils crate contains the utilities for dealing with users and groups in Redox OS. They are heavily influenced by UNIX and are, when needed, tailored to specific Redox use cases.

These implementations strive to be as simple as possible drawing particular inspiration by BSD systems. They are indeed small, by choice.

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Currently included:

  • getty: Used by init(8) to open and initialize the TTY line, read a login name and invoke login(1).
  • id: Displays user identity.
  • login: Allows users to login into the system
  • passwd: Allows users to modify their passwords.
  • su: Allows users to substitute identity.
  • sudo: Enables users to execute a command as another user.
  • useradd: Add a user
  • usermod: Modify user information
  • userdel: Delete a user
  • groupadd: Add a user group
  • groupmod: Modify group information
  • groupdel: Remove a user group
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RedBear Operating System, based on RedoxOS. Licenced under MIT license.
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