they say: When doing an implicit bind in_pcbbind will assign used ports
if the port is bound on specific interface, and not on INADDR_ANY.
Effects of the bug range from connection drops to machine hangs.
The check that the destination of a forwarded ip packet is not on
the loopback net is wrong, and will always fail. The following patch
fixes the problem.
[allows "route add $hostname localhost" to be added to /etc/netstart to
keep things for $hostname away from the ethernet driver]
Adds lots of neat features from most other vendors file(1) commands,
plus (important!) little and big endian file types. This will alow
us to detect and extract meaningful information from a many more
file types.
Adds lots of neat features from most other vendors file(1) commands,
plus (important!) little and big endian file types. This will alow
us to detect and extract meaningful information from a many more
file types.
* fixed C source where it conflicted with prototypes, documentation,
and TIRPC.
* use getrpcent.c from TIRPC.
From brezak:
Add YP support to getrpcent.c
conklin@talisman.kaleida.com
* use consistant macro names for multiple #include protection
of header files. I used the same convention used by TIRPC.
* added function prototypes to header files.
* fixed C source where it conflicted with prototypes, documentation,
and TIRPC.
> Essentially what was happening was that I was running out of overflow
> pages in an overflow point (you are limited to 2047). When I upped the
> overflow point I was setting the offset to 0 and allocating an overflow
> page number that mapped to the same spot in the file as a bucket did.
> The overflow page got overwritten with the bucket on disk and voila --
> corrupt file.
Symbolic links are not indirected through, nor are their modes altered.
things were much worse. it would try to chmod() symbolic links, in some cases
applying the modes of the symbolic link to the file that it pointed to.
mrg