I'd highly recommend going the pdftex route instead
http://www.tug.org/applications/pdftex/)
. Pdftex generates much more compatible PDF files that the dvips
route--aka, dvips output prints to paper fine, looks horrid on most
PDF viewers.
Whether the files generated by dvips look okay
replica/compactdb: opendb /n/boot/dist/replica/client/plan9.db:
'/n/boot/dist/replica/client/plan9.db' does not exist
replica/compactdb /n/boot/dist/replica/client/plan9.db: compactdb 192196:
opendb /n/boot/dist/replica/client/plan9.db:
'/n/boot/dist/replica/client/plan9.db' does not exist
I'm asking mainly because of Plan 9, a UNIX-like OS with a C compiler
(but no C++) to which the freetype library has been ported. There's
an old port of TeX that doesn't work too well anymore, so there's been
some talk about porting a modern TeX.
don't waste your time unless there is
Who needs OpenOffice.org Base when you have PQ (which I have not tried)?
Who needs an operating system when you have a 0 and a 1?
Russ
Although I know that the Plan9 compilers and gcc organize
function calls differently, I thought it would be helpful to
understand what /sys/src/libc/arm/getcallerpc.s does -
after having a look at A Manual for the Plan 9 assembler:
MOVW0(R13), R0
RET
Does this mean that
by the way you can give it negative integers
By Unix admins, for Unix admins.
In the grand tradition of Unix tools doing exactly what you tell them:
http://www.ugu.com/sui/ugu/show?I=ugu.hotnotHN=1113RT=11e1000
Russ
does anyone know why telnet has trouble with this?
; echo godaddy.com|telnet -nr /net.alt/tcp!whois.godaddy.com!43
connected to /net.alt/tcp!whois.godaddy.com!43 on /net.alt/tcp/12
;
from a similarly-connected linux machine, linux telnet returns a
lengthy answer.
It's not
[9fans] I finally fixed venti
No, you finally fixed QEMU.
Russ
/n/sources/contrib/pietro/saturn.tar has an example of what I mean.
troff -ms -mpictures tmac.colors saturnhd.ms history.ms
cpu% tar xf /n/sources/contrib/pietro/saturn.tar
cpu% for (i in *.ps) echo $i `{sed 1q $i}
pioneer11.ps %!PS-Adobe-2.0 div 112 page header - research!pg
Probable bug in lp? I did
hget ... | jpg -9 | lp -dstdout -pp9bitpost ... # this is a school
project
hget | lp -dstdout -pjpgpost ... # when I realized it existed
However, there is one GIF in my project and that didn't cause any
problems, so it makes me wonder...
It
why does upas/nedmail -c fubar3 create /mail/box/quanstro/fubar3/mbox
and not /mail/box/quanstro/fubar3?
Because 'mail quanstro/fubar3' delivers to
/mail/box/quanstro/fubar3/mbox
and not /mail/box/quanstro/fubar3.
Russ
ah, so the nedmail rf command invokes marshal -F.
i would be inclined to change -F to take the name
of the file, so that nedmail can be the sole arbiter of
what goes where.
don't forget acme mail.
the pick a save file based on address logic is unique
to nedmail. acme mail has nothing like
Fac*totum (făk*tōtŭm), n.; pl. Factotums (- tŭmz). [L., do
everything; facere to do + totus all : cf. F. factotum. See /Fact/,
and /Total/.] A person employed to do all kinds of work or business.
B. Jonson.
And that definition relates to the factotum system how?
In
I set EAX before starting the executable, but still no luck :(
On Plan 9, for /bin/mk:
acid: symbols(_tos)
_tos D 0x00016084
acid: mem(0x00016084, X)
0xdfffefc8
I'm probing address 0x16084 on linux after every instruction (using
ptrace's singlestep), and it
I did, and to my surprise, AX is 0, even though I set it properly in
the loader. It appears as if Linux is setting AX to 0 sometime after
the loader finishes, but before the executable begins. All other
registers, however, are preserved (eip being the most important).
The zero you see
the problem is that spf only validates that the sender is an
allowed sender. this is ineffective against backscatter
attacks. i've gotten as many as 500 backscatter spam in 4 hrs.
so this is a significant issue for me.
So you're blocking mail from forsyth in order
to block spam bounces from
your solution for backscatter is a good one. but
how does it do against non backscatter? this
is also a significant problem. generally 100
messages per day for me.
content-based filtering works fine for me.
am i an idiot for objecting to this?
i never said you were an idiot.
i said
What compiler has been successfully used to build
p9p on Solaris? I've got a Solaris 9 install and
have tried the gcc 2.95 from the extras cd and Sun
Studio 11 and both have heartburn on the anonymous
unions and structs used in hfs.h in libdiskfs.
I'm sorry about that. There aren't
Thanks, that got me farther. I was able to coerce it
to build the libraries and some applications. But,
surprise surprise, the threading isn't working. In
playing the the tprimes thread test program, I've found
that it's aborting in needstack(). The first time
it gets called,
The Venti has a data log of 1.4 TB across four arena partitions and 44GB
in indexes across four index partitions. All the
fmtarena/fmtisect/fmtindex commands suceeded without incident, but when I
try to start the Venti for the first time, I get:
venti: can't init server: illegal number of
I have spent some time trying to figure out the working configuration for
being able to print on a network (postscript) printer oki5900dn.
I know its IP address.
But I haven't succeeded so far.
I prepared a PS file, say a.ps.
I removed the '!' letter from rc/bin/service/!tcp515, so now I
This question may be more applicable when addressing p9p on other
systems:
I'm seeking a little clarification about Bopen and reading through
files larger than (2^31 bytes). Other host systems where p9p works
(very well I might add) tend to have different definitions for off_t
1) Are there any valid criticisms to this approach? Everyone seems to
agree it is superior to lower-level models, but are there any areas
where this model doesn't work comparatively well?
People often ask how you would structure an operating system
around communications primitives. Certainly
I know it's been a while, but that got me farther. The
odd thing is that I had already played with the magic
define, but it seems that __sun__ wasn't getting set.
Bug in 9c. Fixed and pushed.
- There's also a discrepancy between the V1 inode
defined in ffs.h and the one defined in the
i can't see how this could be unless on very first
reference of the lock there is a race with the looser
evaluateing !l-isilock before that processor can see
the winner setting l-isilock to 1.
if this diagnosis is correct, what is the proper fix?
take the test out.
this is my fault.
More specifically, I can ssh from Plan 9 into my account at SDF
(sdf.lonestar.org aka freeshell.org). I've played around with ssh options
some and improved what I am seeing in the terminal connected to that
account, but when I fire up Pine to attempt reading my email, I get a
screen that
Poking around Plan 9 and 9P, I was wondering whether it would be a
neat hack or some sort of abuse to read and write dynamically served
files at different offsets to get different semantics, instead of
reading and writing different files (ctl, clone, etc.) to do that.
Given that the system
And I had lots of problems porting that to Plan 9.
This is a totally useless comment.
If you said something about what the
problems were, then maybe people
on the list might be more willing to help you.
9fans is a mailing list, not IRC.
Russ
How do I cut a word out of a line with sed? The word end with a '_'. I
don't know, how to match word boundaries. I need sample
out of a sample_ line.
you can match word characters instead.
sed 's/[^ ]+_ / /'
sed 's/[a-zA-Z0-9_]+_([^a-zA-Z0-9_])/\1/'
russ
seems like dial() doesn't accept socket path names.
I'll have a look if I can fix this ...
sorry, that should be
9pserve -c unix!`namespace`/acme tcp!*!12345
i had considered not requiring the unix! once,
but i decided against it.
russ
p9skclient: gettickets: Connection timed out
Aha! Factotum uses ndb (the library, not the program)
to map from auth domain to auth server. If it can't find
a mapping, it tries to use the auth domain as a machine
name directly. Unless your auth server's machine name
is ca.sandia.gov, you need
VAC eg. is good for archiving, but it's tree-based structure
is probably not optimal for streaming (on large files, a lot
of blocks IMHO have to be loaded before getting the first
payload block can be reached).
A typical venti tree has a branching factor of 409 (8192/20).
For a 1GB file,
with the r command, nedmail gives marshal the -R flag.
this tells marshal to fill out the in-reply-to: header.
the a command does not do this.
is this an oversite, or is there some reason fi'm missing?
It's a mistake; please fix it.
Russ
- Using venti for backing up a streaming application is not a good idea.
- Contiguous storage areas may be better.
So far I agree with you.
- One potential method to provide access to contiguous
disk space may be a rich partitioning system, e.g. GPT.
I can't believe what a terrible idea
Does anyone have trouble booting new installations of plan9 on
vmware6? I turn off hwaccel, load the os, and after the install
completes and the system reboots it just hangs. I am still using
systems built on Mahmoud's vmware image (for which I am indeed
grateful).
Delete the CD drive from
I need a way to cross-compile plan9port would
have been a much more productive opening statement
than I'm going to modularize plan9port.
I think you should be able to cross-compile it
pretty easily if you already have a cross-compilation
environment set up.
1. Build a local plan9port tree, put
If i save the offset adjustment in f-aux or simmilar,
i can calculate the real file offset on the next T-reads,
but that will only work if one client reads it at one time.
No it won't. Even if just one client is reading, that client might seek.
You could assume that most reads will pick
Okay, how can I make sure the right toolchain is used, *all*
imports come from within sysroot and *only* code from the
(building) HOST system is executed - *never* from TARGET ?
I would have expected your host system to refuse
to run binaries for the target architecture.
You are clearly
by the way, does anyone know the rational for the date on the
unix From line? upas sets it to the date the message is originally
delivered to the inbox. moving it from the inbox to another folder
does not change the date.
the date is the date it was delivered.
it's a receiver-side
The first edition specified the arguments to -o as two values - this
cannot be done
due to idiosyncrasies with args(2).
case 'o':
arg1 = EARGF(usage());
arg2 = EARGF(usage());
break;
russ
According to arg(2), that's not a good idea.
ARGF must be called just once for each option that takes an
argument.
Who are you going to believe? Me or that lying man page?
See if your code works.
I'm not your code monkey. You mentioned that you
didn't know how to do something; I
no, it doesn't. on plan 9, when the shell script exits,
nothing will have vacfs mounted anymore, so vacfs
will get an eof on the 9p connection and exit.
that's why i put an rfork n in the script.
aha, that's probably what the rfork call does ?
rfork n forks the name space, so that any
hmm, maybe ;-o
Meanwhile I've written an new tool which stores single files
(no directory stuff at all). Not perfect yet, but already
works quite fine (IMHO):
svn://nibiru.metux.de/public/plan9port/apps/vtstore/
In the next step, I'll add http-alike metadata (mimetype, etc).
I wasn't
thus if site=coraid.com and servername gets set to
rb2.coraid.com, then site will be coraid.com.coraid.com.
If you want to change the local mail domain,
you have to use the option
-d me.coraid.com
The man page clearly says that if that's not specified,
then it uses $site with the
What do you think about that approach ?
I think you will lose your data.
The greatest strength of venti, and also of
the worm file system, is that once data is written,
those disk blocks are never changed again.
That makes it virtually impossible to lose data
due to software or human errors.
Thanks for the patch, Uriel.
The http://swtch.com/v9fs script stopped working
a long time ago, and I never bothered to find
out why. I've changed the text on that page,
though clicking on the date and checksums
link has always shown that the last update
was October 2006.
A few p9p
I am curious about the relative sizes of people's venti
servers, how much data they have stored, and how
quickly they are filling.
Please run
hget http://my-venti-url/storage /tmp/v
hget http://my-venti-url/index /tmp/v
mail -s 'venti survey' [EMAIL PROTECTED] /tmp/v
Speaking of 9pfuse - I've just pulled and the version distributed
with p9p is still not going to work on linux/x86_64. I posted a patch
for this[1], though 9fans.net doesn't appear to archive attachments -
see http://sqweek.dnsdojo.org/tmp/9pfuse.LARGEFILE.diff
Done.
Also, I've sent you a
There is no job control in Plan 9.
Instead, there is a window system.
Draw two windows, and run one command
in each. Then it is very easy to bring one or the
other command to the foreground by clicking
with the mouse in the associated window.
Russ
P.S. Processes by group:
for(i in `{grep .
You didn't tell us much about your memory usage patterns.
Do you allocate large lots of large objects and then
free them? That would explain the larger footprint
and the identical umem. Do you agree with the second
allocation profile?
It is easily possible that aux/acidleak's bitmap code
is not
Drawterm everywhere needs to die and be replaced with inferno. The
duplication of bug fixes and efforts is pointless.
Just wait a few days.
Russ
why do files in /n exist on the distributed image?
when would they be necessary?
mntgen appeared on the scene relatively late.
there was a time when you just ran mkdir a lot in /n.
looking through the archives, it looks like nemo
came up with the idea as autodirfs in 2002.
before i poked
something isn't right. I rebuilt and installed lib9 and ls, but ls
still doesn't show anything useful. It may just be that I have to
My first guess would be that when you installed ls again,
there was already an o.ls in plan9/src/cmd, so it didn't
get relinked. It should suffice to do
same error here. invoke with -t and it'll work. investigating.
I believe, though I can't see yet why that would matter
in this case. I do suspect that the behavior of signal
handlers in threaded programs changed between 10.4 and 10.5.
You might try rebuilding from source (the binary was
built
Replying to many messages... please read to find yours.
Yep that's working ok. Though I'm losing the ability to send capital
letters to X11 in general, I'm not sure if that's an artifact of this or
not.
Almost certainly not. The -F workaround is about new fork
semantics. The capital
Thanks. Will add the #define.
and darwin-asm.S just seems to be missing everywhere. in fact, there
is no definition for vx32_getcontext:
Oops. That's on my Mac at home;
guess I forgot to copy it off.
Russ
Replying to many messages/threads ...
--
i've not had a chance to look through the sources. is a windows port
feasible?
It should be doable. You need equivalents of mmap,
mprotect, munmap, signal handlers, timer signals,
and some function to install new segment descriptors.
All of
There is a new 9vx, version 0.11.
http://swtch.com/9vx/
It includes the #S device I mentioned earlier,
it includes the previously-missing darwin-asm.S,
and it fixes the cpu-chewing bug on OS X.
The sources are at the usual (other) place
http://pdos.csail.mit.edu/~baford/vm/
The 9vx 0.11 source code includes OS X gui code,
a severely cleaned-up version of the drawterm code.
It is not built by default, but you can build it by using
make 9vx/9vx PLAN9GUI=osx
Unfortunately, it seems to have one problem: the
Carbon app event loop appears to install its own
I have not bothered to create a new package,
but there is a new binary available for OS X:
hget -o 9vx.OSX.gz http://pdos.csail.mit.edu/~rsc/9vx.OSX.gz
gunzip 9vx.OSX.gz
chmod +x 9vx.OSX
./9vx.OSX -r your-root
Please try it on 10.5 and see how it works.
Sources
The -r flag takes a directory name, not a dial string.
If you want to mount from a file server, you need
to run the usual /boot/boot program, which takes care of
dialing and posting and authentication and such.
To do this, use the untested -b flag.
You might find it useful to run -tb so that if
Please try it on 10.5 and see how it works.
Every time the option key is pressed, it generates 0xef8095
in addition to doing its button2 duty.
Fixed.
Also, you can't use option+apple key to escape out of full
screen mode. This is on 10.5.3
That's because it was Ctl-Opt, not Opt-Apple.
Another bug in both x11 and native mode 9vx: occasionally,
resizing the window can make it crash with a
9vx panic: sigsegv on cpu6
But of course when I try to cause it, it doesn't happen!
Also, quickly dragging the corner on the x11 version can
render the window completely black.
I know you did not ask, but: on 10.4 it seems to work ok.
two minor UI nits:
- the native version doesn't seem to support the scroll point(wheel?);
the X11 version does (but somehow responds a bit slowish to it).
It tries. Feel free to have a look at the code.
- when I resize a
Does anyone else get errors about missing files when pulling? Many
other files are copied successfully before this:
error: copying /n/boot/sys/src/games/mp3dec/COPYING:
'/n/boot/sys/src/games' does not exist
error: copying /n/boot/sys/src/games/mp3dec/COPYRIGHT:
'/n/boot/sys/src/games'
On 9vx, iostats suicides:
term% iostats echo
iostats 128: suicide: sys: trap: page fault pc=0xb21c
Apparently, after a fork, a child retains it's parent's
pid in _tos-pid. It isn't updated until the next syscall
finishes with kexit.
This is a problem if the child's first
Apparently, after a fork, a child retains it's parent's
pid in _tos-pid.
I think this is at the root of why 9vx cannot run on MS-Windows.
No, it's not. The words fork and pid in that sentence
are concepts completely internal to 9vx. The host OS,
be it OS X or Linux or Windows, has
anyway, i might have missed a report about this
from someone else, but does anyone else
find that when doing a longish mk, the terminal
output will occasionally freeze, but is brought
back very quickly by interacting with the mouse in the window (sometimes
it seems to need an actual click,
Same recipe works here. But I've no idea why the rm /net/cs is
necessary - can anyone put me out of my misery?
There are a bunch of rough edges that need to be fixed.
This is one of them. 9vx provides a #I/cs so that you
can do things like hget without starting cs. But it can't
translate auth
on .10, I can run venti/venti. on .11, it locks up 9vx quite
thoroughly after it prints init If you resize the window it is
filled with garbage. Under strace I can see it taking the timer
interrupts.
Linux xcpu 2.6.25 #6 SMP Tue May 27 09:46:16 PDT 2008 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
Sorry
It's more fun to use 9vx in the fullscreen mode to get a complete
Plan9 experience.
Press F11 to toggle fullscreen mode.
Patch attached.
Checked F11 code into hg. Instead of sending the window
manager a make me fullscreen request like your code did,
the code I added (taken from p9p) just
Does it work to set csremoved=1 in src/9vx/devip.c instead?
I can confirm that this works, with the benefit of using secstore
instead of prompting for my password.
Okay, done. Thanks.
Russ
No panic: the window appears and two lines print (the command-line
arguments and the memory readout), then everything stops. When I use
-X, the lines of assembly stop.
When it stops, then can should attach gdb by
looking up the pid in ps and running
gdb 9vx pid
thread apply
this must be a quirk of the interaction between
devsd and fdisk. by hand data does disappear:
; lc
9fatctl datanvram plan9 raw
; for(i in 9fat data nvram plan9 data)echo delpart $ictl
; lc
ctl raw
You are allowed to delete the data
I deleted the /net/cs file... ran /ndb/cs, started factotum, and finally
tried to cpu to a remote host, and it appears to be stuck.
I tried to cp a file from sources yesterday, and *that* also appeared to get
stuck.
Anyone else having this kind of trouble with .11?
This kind of thing
There are new sources and binaries in the usual places.
If you missed the announcement before, there is now
a Mercurial repository at http://hg.pdos.csail.mit.edu/hg/vx32/
The OS X code seems to have stabilized, and it doesn't
require X11 anymore. I think there are OS X bugs tickled
by having
Hello. I found a few fonts from /lib/font (Courier, for aesthetic
reasons, and erik's vera, for its complete Unicode conformance) that
I'd like to make available to troff. Is there any way to do this? I'll
name the files myself (Other-Courier and Bitstream-Vera, perhaps).
Courier is
yup. 9vx creates ctl files without a geometry line.
libdisk/disk.c:/^opensd demands it.
thanks.
also, it would be nice if 9vx devsd created an entry
in sdctl for each loopback controller.
i intended it to, though perhaps i messed that up.
i apologize for not sending a patch. i haven't
247 ssh2: unhandled fault va=0 [110] eip=bee1b
cpu0: registers for ssh2 247
FLAGS=0 TRAP=0 ECODE=0 PC=BEE1B USP=F00
AX BX 001339C1 CX DX 000FF2F2
SI DI BP
As long as only ssh2 crashed, this doesn't bother me too much.
9vx does get
rc bug.
please put non-9vx bugs in their own threads. thanks.
it appears something is going wrong
with rc's local assignments. ifs has the usual
value.
; font=/lib/font/bit/cyberbit/mod*.font rio
rio: can't access /lib/font/bit/cyberbit/mod*.font: bad character in file
name:
I'm doing something stupid here, I know it, but can not recall what:
term% venti/findscore -v arenas 8f5e7e8bd708abb329d97c1773cac871b5daabcb
reading directory for arena=arenas00 with 195154 entries
reading directory for arena=arenas01 with 1587 entries
found at clump=1586 with type=16
I saw something similar before, but unfortunately, the patch below
doesn't fix it.
I submitted a patch.
diff ./io.c /n/sources/plan9/sys/src/cmd/rc/io.c
94c94
for(t = s;*t;t++) if(*t = 0 needsrcquote(*t)) break;
---
for(t = s;*t;t++) if(!wordchr(*t)) break;
diff ./plan9.c
i don't think that fixes it. try this test on plan 9
fn 'test?' {echo}
lc /env
it does, unless you build an 8.out and test it
without installing it as /386/bin/rc.
when you invoked lc, a shell script, that ran the buggy
/386/bin/rc, which polluted the environment.
in fact you
Is this another out of memory? This
happened on a mk clean on kernel source
It would not surprise me if the new pager (post-0.12)
caused the problem, but in order for that
to happen the kernel would have had to print
uh oh. someone woke the pager
first. Did that happen? I've done a
It would not surprise me if the new pager (post-0.12)
caused the problem, but in order for that
to happen the kernel would have had to print
uh oh. someone woke the pager
That I did not see. Just the no segment error.
You can run acid inside 9vx to get a stack trace of the
broken
There's not likely anything in the guts of vx32 that hasn't been done
before. What's new is the fact that we managed to package it up in
a way that runs on a variety of out-of-the-box OS'es with
neither kernel modifications nor special privileges on any x86.
That portability is key to being able
have a plan9/linux dual boot on my machine. Is there any way I can
access (i.e: read and/or write) the fossil partition of my plan9
install from 9vx on linux?
Actually, is there any way at all I can access that partition from
linux?
You should be able to start fossil from inside 9vx,
though
I recently updated my p9p from the CVS respository, and vac fails when I try
to use the -m option for merging. I am not sure whether the cause of the
problem is in venti or in vac.
I did not test that well enough.
It should be fixed now.
Russ
Yeah, i know i can extract it if I try hard enaugh.
Others won't even try.
I hope this gets fixed.
This just isn't high priority for me.
Once 9vx is ready for prime time and there's
a real distribution to make, I'll worry about it then.
Also, you're really not trying very hard.
If the GNU tar
the vac -m bug is fixed.
(it was fixed earlier tonight, i just
forgot to push the fix to cvs.)
if you use vac -m to manage
a dump-like tree of backups,
you will likely be interested in
the new -a flag, which automates
the process.
also, -e takes glob patterns now,
and -x will read patterns
The global plan9 one (sda1) seem to be the same in both cases, as well
as the other sda* ones (linux), but the subpartitions (not sure they're
called that way) inside differ.
I suppose the correct one is the plan9 one, i.e 9fat should start at the
beginning of the plan9 one (at 63), and not
Is there any way we could solve the current state of affairs with
slightly diverging gui/draw codebases for p9p, drawterm, 9vx, acme-sac
and inferno-os? Each seems to have a set of bugs that somewhat
overlaps with the other projects, and they have to be rediscovered,
and the fixes moved
Adding those lines verbatim to a file 'config', I then ran:
vnfs -c 16k config
and got back:
handle da...0d
I don't yet fully understand the implications of that 16 char hex string,
so I'm not posting it here, but I didn't seem to need it anywhere else.
It was just a debugging
* the kprocdev framework. all i/o into devip, devfs, and devdraw
is marshalled and handed off to a kproc running in a different
pthread, so that blocking i/o won't block the cpu0 pthread,
which is the only one that can run vx32. this means that
all i/o
The venti surveys have stopped trickling in. As promised,
here is a summary.
Below is a table summarizing the venti data.
Each line is one server that someone submitted.
I am surprised that there are people out there
with 4+ year old servers. You take very good care
of your disks. I suspect
Rather than fiddle with rio's guts, you'd do better
to implement your own window command that
surveys the screen size
(cat /dev/draw/new [2]/dev/null | awk '{print $7, $8}')
the locations of current windows (wloc)
and then implements any algorithm you like for
placing windows.
Russ
Any chance this is some 9vx issue? I tried the test code below it
worked in 9grid.jp ,but gave the following message in 9vx
You are caught in quite a tangled web.
The hardware gets a floating point trap,
Linux/BSD/OS X turns it into a SIGFPE,
vx32 turns it back into a hardware trap,
Plan 9
There are two different From addresses associated
with a particular mail message. There is the RFC822
From: line and then there is the MAIL FROM return
address that is sent as part of the SMTP conversation.
(This is the address recorded in the From line at the
top of the Plan 9 mbox-format
here's the symptom
ndb/dnsquery 9hal.ath.cx
9hal.ath.cx ip 9.0.0.0
Fixed. Instead of the tacky solution, one can check
the return value from v4parseip.
on a related note, would it be worth while to
put effort into supporting ptr queries, ip6 c using
the host's lookup
However, I have somewhat confused mind Why it's not Linux vx for
Plan9? I have no intention to make it bad, however, if we believe
Plan 9 is better than Linux, then Linux vx for Plan9 should be more
neccessary, shouldn't ?
I wrote 9vx for people like me, who would prefer to use
Plan 9
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