> >Description:
> 	
> 	Function access () in unistd.h doesn't return 0 on success - it's 
> 	returning 1. This is breaking sliplogin which is expecting 0 to be
> 	returned. Probably other programs are breaking too.

"hmm":

245 [sun-lamp] tmp % cat foo.c
#include <unistd.h>

main()
{
        printf("%d\n", access("/netbsd", R_OK));
        printf("%d\n", access("/netbsd", W_OK));
        printf("%d\n", access("/netbsd", X_OK));
        printf("%d\n", access("/netbsd", R_OK|W_OK));
        printf("%d\n", access("/netbsd", W_OK|X_OK));
        printf("%d\n", access("/netbsd", R_OK|X_OK));
        printf("%d\n", access("/netbsd", R_OK|X_OK|W_OK));
}
246 [sun-lamp] tmp % cc foo.c
247 [sun-lamp] tmp % a.out 
0
-1
0
-1
-1
0
-1
248 [sun-lamp] tmp % 


I don't see this bug.

could you provide a sample that shows it?


cgd

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