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*warning* this bumps shared lib minors for libssl and libcrypto from 2.1 to 2.2
if you are using the ssl26 packages for ssh and other things to work you will
need to get new ones (see ~beck/libsslsnap/<arch>) on cvs or ~beck/src-patent.tar.gz on cvs
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node (the srever server should return acount = 0 without error).
NetBSD PR: 9621
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commit, as we want our documentation to be as consistently formatted as
possible (it's getting there :-)).
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correct.
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least, this is the impression I get from looking at a lot of Perl docs.
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documented in RFC2292.
from: shin@kame.net
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the code duplicate is necessary because there's no low-level resolver
function that looks up database against "any address family" query.
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systems with pre-4.2 sockaddrs.
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bytes that we actually need, thus wasting a lot of system entropy. found by
alecm@coyote.uk.sun.com, passed on by Pete.Zaytsev@EBay.Sun.COM
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- More mdoc macros where appropriate.
- Mention OpenBSD in HISTORY.
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in sync with kame and bsdi.
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this will help future apps from complexity of SIOCGIFCONF.
NOTE: getifaddrs(3) uses sysctl interface, not SIOCGIFCONF.
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try all the set of addresses before go to sleep() and retry.
not sure if we still need sleep() - retry logic. why is it so persistent?
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draft-ietf-ipngwg-scopedaddr-format-00.txt (will be 01),
use "address%interface" notation for extended scoped IPv6 address.
NOTE: the change affects link-local addresses only. I hope it to be
the final change on it.....
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prepare to swap extended scoped address notation. fe80::1%de0 is the
most promised candidate, but since it is still very draft, i'm not sure
when to switch - if you have any idea please let me know. in other words,
do i allowed to change it every week? :-P (NOTE it is only for "extended"
scoped address notation, which is not for daily use)
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NetBSD PR: 9413
From: Thilo Manske <Thilo.Manske@HEH.Uni-Oldenburg.DE>
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is changed, based on discussion in ipngwg scoped address cabal.
past code: fe80::1@de0
now: de0%fe80::1
this will be in sync with next extended address format proposal
(which should be final - I don't want to make this kind of change again).
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this should fix situation like:
- try to rcmd() to dual stack node from IPv4-only node/kernel
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across {free,net,open}bsd.
both rfc2553 and X/Open spec are silent about the behavior,
and there's no strong consensus either. i think library should NOT be
forgiving in this case, to promote development of more robust 3rd-party
codebase (code works on "freeaddrinfo(NULL) = SEGV" will work on
"freeaddrinfo(NULL) is okay" environment, but not the other way around).
only issue i have now is NRL freeaddrinfo() compatibility, which permits
freeaddrinfo(NULL).
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(this bug was introduced since we mix KAME getaddrinfo and NRL freeaddrinfo).
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rcmd(): IPv4 only
rcmd_af(): af independent
ruserok(): af independent
iruserok(): IPv4 only
iruserok_sa(): af independent
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on, which will be happy for the future. bindresvport_sa() for sockaddr *, too. docs later..
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calloc(), and realloc(). Idea from NetBSD.
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Tom Christiansen <tchrist@perl.com>).
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resolution) and add comment there.
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it was not a correct behavior.
even if we may be able to connect to the the returned addresses,
filtering them out is not a correct thing to do. for example, even if
you have partial unreachablility in IPv4, gethostbyname(3) will return
IPv4 addresses in the unreachable network anyways.
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