852f933d9d
o cd9960 -> cd9660
o Move inclusion of sys/endian.h from cd9660_eltorito.c to cd9660.h
since actual user is not cd9660_eltorito.c but iso.h and
cd9660_eltorito.h.
Actually, include order/place of sys/endian.h doesn't matter on
netbsd since it is always included by sys/types.h but it's not
true on other system. This should fix cross build breakage on
freebsd introduced by rev. 1.16 of cd9660_eltorito.c.
Problem reported and fix suggested on twitter.
o Fix fd leaks in error cases. Found by cppcheck.
o RRIP RE length should be 4, not 0
o Apply fixes for PR bin/44114 (makefs(8) -t cd9660 -o rockridge creates
corrupted cd9660fs), iso9660_rrip.c part:
- cd9660_rrip_finalize_node() should check rr_real_parent in node->parent,
not in node itself in RRIP_PL case
- cd9660_rrip_initialize_node() should update only node passed as arg
so handle RRIP_PL in DOTDOT case
Fixes malformed dotdot entries in deep (more than 8 level) directories
moved into .rr_moved dir.
Should be pulled up to netbsd-5.
(no official ISO has such deep dirs, but cobalt restorecd is affected)
Reviewed by: mm
Approved by: re (kib)
Obtained from: NetBSD
MFC after: 3 days
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