Paul R. Ganci
ganci@nurdog.com
Sun, 19 Feb 2006 17:27:50 -0700
Vernon Schryver wrote:
> Did you look to see how dcc_udp_bind() treats its last argument when
> it is null? What about this line
> && retry_secs && *retry_secs < 0
> and this line
> || !retry_secs || *retry_secs <= 0) {
> in get_port.c?
>
>
Yes I did. I had convinced myself the compares gave different results.
But now that I do the mental exercise again ... oops.
> Are you starting dccd before the network interfaces are configured?
>
>
No I am not.
> When you compared your two versions of dccd, where they in exactly
> the same situation or did you compare the unpatched version starting
> with the system before the interfaces are configured with the patched
> version after the system and so the interfaces are up?
>
>
They are started in the exact same circumstance. The interfaces are
always up. I always have anything related to the MailServer shutdown
including MailScanner, Sendmail, DCC. I install which ever version of
DCC and then restart DCC, Sendmail and MailScanner in that order
(technically the MailScanner script starts two instances of Sendmail and
then itself).
> Does your system have IPv6 support?
>
>
yes.
> If so, does it have an IPv6 address?
>
>
no
> How many network interfaces does it have?
>
>
2
> Is there anything unusual about the interfaces? For example, are
> they GSM or other tunnels that can come and go?
>
>
no
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Paul (ganci@nurdog.com)