Add some very crude hacks which allow the iscsi-target to work with IPv6:
Mar 5 23:43:45 sys3 iscsi-target: > Discovery login from iqn.1994-04.org.NetBSD.iscsi-initiator:agc on 7f00:1::1002:cbc
Mar 5 23:43:45 sys3 iscsi-target: < Discovery logout from iqn.1994-04.org.NetBSD.iscsi-initiator:agc on 7f00:1::1002:cbc
Mar 5 23:43:45 sys3 iscsi-target: > Normal login from iqn.1994-04.org.NetBSD.iscsi-initiator:agc on 7f00:1::1002:cbc
Mar 5 23:43:48 sys3 iscsi-target: < Normal logout from iqn.1994-04.org.NetBSD.iscsi-initiator:agc on 7f00:1::1002:cbc
These have still to be cleaned up, but this will happen over the next
few days.
Update the TODO list to reflect the current state.
Add a -V argument to iscsi-target (and iscsi-harness), which will print
the utility name, version number, and destination for all bug reports,
and then exit the utility.
Modify the documentation accordingly.
Re-run autoconf and autoheader to pick up the necessary autoconf glue.
0x1b Load/Unload Sequential
0x4d Log Sense
0x5e (unknown for just now)
0x35 Synchronise cache
as no ops for the present time - reported on current-users by Chavdar
Ivanov as being generated by the Solaris 10 initiator.
file.
The new file specifies whether targets should be presented as readonly
or read-write.
If a target is marked as read-only, don't allow any writes to be made
to it.
Also, add syntax recognition of "any" and "all" in the netmask recognition
code.
original Intel code (BSD-licensed) in othersrc, by myself.
This provides an iSCSI target implementation in userland, as well as a
test harness which also runs in userland.
The iSCSI target has been tested with version 1.06 of the Microsoft
initiator, as well as with its own test harness.