[Citadel Development] Re: [SCM] citadel.org branch, master, updated. fb433069aa46d253afbb19dbd358c0d3c0636272
Yes, the chat window uses that API as well, and I believe I've fixed it.
[Citadel Development] [SCM] citadel.org branch, libevent, updated. c12b418a64b44be9d08cae0e5dd25c988a522b90
Push to the project citadel.org : The branch, libevent has been updated via c12b418a64b44be9d08cae0e5dd25c988a522b90 (commit) from 26ade12163f58929a68aa5acc2530c937185d665 (commit) Those revisions listed above that are new to this repository have not appeared on any other notification email; so we list those revisions in full, below. - Log - http://code.citadel.org/cgit.cgi/git.citadel.org/commit/?id=c12b418a64b44be9d08cae0e5dd25c988a522b90 commit c12b418a64b44be9d08cae0e5dd25c988a522b90 Author: Wilfried Goesgens dotheb...@citadel.org Date: Fri Jan 21 00:20:07 2011 +0100 libev migration: reinstantiate MX-Relay; unfinished. --- Summary of changes: citadel/event_client.c | 43 ++ citadel/event_client.h | 15 +-- citadel/modules/eventclient/serv_eventclient.c |2 +- citadel/modules/smtp/serv_smtpeventclient.c| 199 citadel/modules/smtp/serv_smtpqueue.c | 114 +- citadel/modules/smtp/smtpqueue.h | 16 ++ 6 files changed, 273 insertions(+), 116 deletions(-) hooks/post-receive -- citadel.org
[Citadel Development] Re: [SCM] citadel.org branch, libevent, updated. c12b418a64b44be9d08cae0e5dd25c988a522b90
DNS, Ipv4 ipv6... such a boring SHIT! I finaly know why ipv666 adaptation is so slow: they made the (unpaid) software migration to it a pain in the ass.Most pro'lly the administrative migration process isn't any better. probably not yet all done with ipv6 + relay, but most of it. btw, i've heard that one should use braces when having ipv6 addresses in URLs like that: smtp://foo:bar@[::127:0:0:1]:666 so this is how one will be able to relay through an ipv6 host without dns.
[Citadel Development] Re: [SCM] citadel.org branch, libevent, updated. c12b418a64b44be9d08cae0e5dd25c988a522b90
The conversion of the existing Citadel code to dual-stack actually was far easier than I thought it would be.
