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  • Committer: Bazaar Package Importer
  • Author(s): Ola Lundqvist
  • Date: 2006-05-15 20:35:17 UTC
  • mfrom: (1.1.2 upstream)
  • Revision ID: james.westby@ubuntu.com-20060515203517-l4lre1ku942mn26k
Tags: 4.1.1+X4.3.0-10
* Correction of critical security issue. Thanks to Martin Kogler
  <e9925248@student.tuwien.ac.at> that informed me about the issue,
  and provided the patch.
  This flaw was originally found by Steve Wiseman of intelliadmin.com.
* Applied patch from Javier Kohen <jkohen@users.sourceforge.net> that
  inform the user that only 8 first characters of the password will
  actually be used when typing more than 8 characters, closes:
  #355619.

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// $Xorg: jp,v 1.3 2000/08/17 19:54:45 cpqbld Exp $
 
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xkb_symbols "jp106" {
 
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    name[group1]="Japan/ASCII";
 
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    key <HZTG> {         [ Zenkaku_Hankaku                  ] };
 
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    key <AE01> {         [               1,          exclam ] };
 
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    key <AE02> {         [               2,        quotedbl ] };
 
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    key <AE03> {         [               3,      numbersign ] };
 
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    key <AE04> {         [               4,          dollar ] };
 
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    key <AE05> {         [               5,         percent ] };
 
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    key <AE06> {         [               6,       ampersand ] };
 
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    key <AE07> {         [               7,      apostrophe ] };
 
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    key <AE08> {         [               8,       parenleft ] };
 
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    key <AE09> {         [               9,      parenright ] };
 
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    key <AE10> {         [               0,      asciitilde ] };
 
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    key <AE11> {         [           minus,           equal ] };
 
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    key <AE12> {         [     asciicircum,         overbar ] };
 
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    key <AE13> {         [             yen,             bar ] };
 
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    // keys <TAB> and <AD01> - <AD10> are identical to US/ASCII keyboard
 
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    key <AD11> {         [              at,           grave ] };
 
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    key <AD12> {         [     bracketleft,       braceleft ] };
 
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    key <CAPS> {         [      Eisu_Shift,       Caps_Lock ] };
 
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    // keys <AC01> - <AC09> are identical to US/ASCII keyboard
 
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    key <AC10> {         [       semicolon,            plus ] };
 
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    key <AC11> {         [           colon,        asterisk ] };
 
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    key <AC12> {         [    bracketright,      braceright ] };
 
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    // keys <LFSH> and <AB01> - <AB10> are identical to US/ASCII keyboard
 
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    key <AB11> {         [       backslash,      underscore ] };
 
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    key <NFER> {         [        Muhenkan ] };
 
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    key <XFER> {         [           Kanji ] };
 
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    key <HKTG> {         [ Hiragana_Katakana ] };
 
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};
 
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xkb_symbols "alternate106" {
 
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    key <AE10> {         [               0,      overbar ] };
 
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    key <AE12> {         [     asciicircum,      asciitilde] };
 
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    key <AE13> {         [       backslash,             bar ] };
 
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    key <AB11> {         [        underbar,      underscore ] };
 
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    augment "sgi/jp(jp106)"
 
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};
 
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