Le 08/08/2013 20:43, sebb a ecrit :
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- private static final String DEVICE_PREFIX = "/dev/";
+ private static final String DEVICE_PREFIX = "/";
This changes introduce an regression, /dev/eth0 don't works now.
Yes, that was deliberate. I changed the docs accordingly.
You need to use /eth0.
/eth0 don't works, but /ipv4/eth0 works.
That should work - it works for me on Win/XP.
Add some debug and see why it's not working.
Seems very complicated to find the good syntax (without read the docs or
with "IP source address" label only)
Where else apart should it be described?
Why not use a regexp pattern to check IPv4 and IPv6 address? without a ipvX
prefix ?
Not sure I understand.
And why not considering if the ipSource (as is) isn't a IP address (4/6),
and not is in the interface's list on host, then it's a hostname, else
return an error.
Therefore it's not necessary to have special prefix to fill the field.
Two issues:
- if the interface name is checked first, it will override the
identical hostname, which could cause existing tests to fail (not all
that likely, but possible)
- if the name is not an interface, the check is unnecessary
That's why I chose a prefix that cannot be present in a host name.
Ok, in this case, perhaps, a (better?) solution is to provide a combo
box to allow the user to choice the source address field.
With the combo box, the user could use the common / usual name for their
device (only eth0, wlan0, etc.), IP or hostname (short or fdqn)
Here a screenshot of HTTP Request with some improvements for reduce the
width screen size (font changes for the Optional panel and HTTP options)
+ the Src IP combo box.
http://www.milamberspace.net/img/http-request-src-addr.png
I can commit the UI changes for reduce the minimal width of the HTTP
Request's pane,
and if your are agree the changes to add the combo box? (please note,
the rename of Source IP address field)
I thought it was awkard to use /dev/ipv6/eth0, so I collapsed the prefix
to "/".
+ private static final String IPV4 = "ipv4/";
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