On 05/30/2012 10:14 AM, Daniel Lezcano wrote: > I am afraid the code is buggy because it plays with the interface > indexes assuming they will be always +1 and beginning with index 0 which > is not true. > I "assume" if you have your host with two network interfaces, so we have > indexes 0, 1, 2, and you unload the module for interface with index 1, > the license server will fail in the same way. Or you create several > virtual interfaces and then you load the physical network interface > module and destroy the virtual devices making a hole in the index > interval will lead to the same problem. > > The correct way for this legacy interface is to use SIOCGIFCONF and then > use SIOCGIFHWADDR with the interface name. This is what does the > ifconfig command and it works well. > > In the era of virtual network interfaces, this legacy code is broken > because it was written with stupid assumptions in mind. I know that does > not help you but it is an application bug.
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