Hello, the source file "ifconfig/if_index.c" defines functions
if_nameindex(), if_freenameindex(), if_indextoname(), if_nametoindex() These already exist i OpenBSD, yet the file "if_index.c" is indeed compiled when building for OpenBSD. Once I remove only the new definition of if_freenameindex(), the executable "ifconfig" is compilable (but its functionality is broken). Could the developer responsible for "ifconfig" begin an examination of which parts of the conditional compiler directives are responsible for letting this loop hole miss the detection that the four functions, listed above, are present on a given system? Is there some false detection taking place in configuring Inetutils? I will begin tracking down the part of ifconfig that does not work on OpenBSD. Best regards, Mats Erik Andersson, fil. dr
