- Changes made only in the os_calls.c file.
- Exported functions changed: g_tcp_bind g_tcp_bind_address g_tcp_connect
- Support three network configurations:
1) Normal network, with IPv6
2) Partly disabled IPv6 via sysctl.conf
3) Total disabled IPv6 via grub
which is used to store login name. The login name shall be the string
that would be returned by the getlogin() function [1]. Some applications
only refers LOGNAME environment variable and don't fallback to other
variables such as USER.
Fixes#725. Reported by @seidler2547.
[1] The Single UNIX Specification, Issue 7
Use XRDP_SOCKET_PATH in file_loc.h
Don't define any non-socket paths in file_loc.h, they should come from
the makefiles.
Define all paths unconditionally, they should not be defined elsewhere.
Pass XRDP_SOCKET_PATH as environment variable to the backends.
xrdp_chansrv_%8.8x_main_term and xrdp_chansrv_%8.8x_thread_done are both
wait objects, not sockets. They are created and cleaned up in chansrv.c
Wait objects are pairs of file descriptors on POSIX. They are closed
automatically when the process exits.
On Windows, wait objects are handles that are closed by CloseHandle().
Those handles should also be closed on the process exit.
In any case, there is no way for a parent process to clean up file
handles of the child process.
Rather than guess user's intention based on whether --prefix was
specified, use an explicit option to enable strict GNU Coding Standards
for installation directories.
The default is to use /etc and /var rather than corresponding directories
under prefix.
Use --enable-strict-locations in "make distcheck", it expects all
installed files to be under prefix.
It is used to indicate that the submodule branch should be the same as
the branch of the parent repository - devel for devel, master for master.
It's a new feature of git, appearing in version 2.10, but most users
should not really care. It only affects the behavior of "git submodule
update --remote" when updating the submodules.
