- Remove defunct cprng_strong_getflags/setflags.
- Remove defunct cprng_strong_ready.
- Document CPRNG_HARD.
- Omit cprng_strong structure, which is now opaque.
- Specify what can sleep and under what conditions.
- Be a little more consistent about some markup.
This is not the whole story (select/kqueue stuff for /dev/random is
still omitted), and I plan to change it some more (to split
cprng_strong into one routine that unconditionally guarantees as many
bytes as you asked, and another routine that may block or return
partial reads), but this will do until I find the time for those.
* build an implnull label when a route is added and let mpls_add_label
to take care of relabelling
* take out last piece of the code where we do route lookups - we should have
every information we need in labels
* tested these changes using a number of rump kernels and some couple of
thousands of flapping routes
1) with recent FUSE, when lookup returns a null ino, it means ENOENT
2) odd corner case that caused a bug on dd if=test of=test conv=notrunc
This caused the file to be open first ro, then rw. A logic bug in
perfuse_node_open caused it to skip the second operation, whereas
it should open for writing, and store the write FH without touching
the read FH.
is added
Rework mpls_add_label according to that so no route refresh is done anymore
Use poll when reading the PF_ROUTE socket
setsockopt SO_USELOOPBACK on the PF_ROUTE socket
Output some information on SIGINFO
Allow map changing for a ldp peer
Finally fix the connected routes admission into labels
Correct the route trigger when a label map is received
The type daddr_t is not available for all systems (e.g. Linux systems with
musl libc), and exposing it will just cause an unnecessary compilation
failure even if the type is not used.
kefren