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FH Are there any other scenarios that I missed testing?
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RS then we should keep it in sync. Keeping our own value that doesn't
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BVA No matter which Perl package is installed, RUNFULLTESTS (which
BVA needs Perl) does not work. The patch below makes sure that on MinGW
BVA 'make test' always invokes RUNTESTS (which does not use Perl).
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JW I don't think that they support odd rollover bit counts.
The datatype for counters doesn't allow for this. It's designed for
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TA What about Robert's proposal to add a DEBUGMSG if the file/process
TA went away?
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(and I tested it to make sure the functionality works as expected)
TA +1, then.
Ok, it didn't make it into rc2 because it didn't get +3 (and was
non-trivial). It'll get into rc3 if we
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If any get +3 in the next few hours, I'll apply them before rc2.
They're worth looking through quickly as many are good bug fixes.
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RS This patch looks like a speed patch, not alias... did you attache the right
RS thing?
Hmm... I agree and I think the patch attached to the patch DB is
actually wrong. I just didn't notice.
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TA Revision 19323 broke SA_REPEAT timers by incorrectly removing all
TA flags instead of just SA_FIRED.
Thanks Thomas. Applied! (err... ing. It'll be ed in a second)
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TS What I am trying to avoid is having an enterprise specific table
TS that the user configures with credential very much like the USM
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I agree... you shouldn't need anything new.
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I'll go look at it. It would have caught our attention much better if
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BVA Sorry, missed that message. But even that second patch only adds a check
for
BVA the return value of one of the two fopen() calls ?
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+snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf)-1, 0.0.0.0:%s, str);
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WH The following patch ensures that the status file still exists. I
WH watched a process disappear in the middle of debugging and actually saw
WH this error live (when looking for something totally unrelated
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WH watched a process disappear in the middle of debugging and actually saw
WH this error live (when looking for something totally unrelated
if it
was needed was the incorrect pointer and thus the TLS connection closure
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2) Adds to code-bloat in a running agent since both methods always have
to be compiled in.
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RS machines.
+1 though it makes me nervous. Testing for devices in configure has
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No, not from the test. But from all the usages. We're talking about
trying to include both nlist invocation (when possible) and code for
other alternatives all at once. Unless I missed something (very likely;
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RS in the new support for (D)TLS, so it's not compiled in by default.
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index
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TA Wes Hardaker wrote:
To fix an error string which was a cut-n-paste without a replacement in
the new DTLS code.
TA +1 (what a waste to even do voting on such a trivial
TA change. sometimes policies feel
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DS But the proposed patch is at least consistent with the existing code.
Well, that was going to be my other question. But since the code is
useless without the library there is no point in leaving it commented.
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Implementing it is fairly similar to any other table, *but* you need to
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it's actually safe to just nuke that file for your fedora release since
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DS It would seem sensible if
DSinclude notfound-on-search-path.conf
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DS But your preference would be for distinct config tokens for these
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YZ i just guess if these snmp managers sent snmpwalk from
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Frequently, yes. But different managers have different discovery
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message I can see about issues with windows were from you
saying that at least trunk is fixed for cygwin. If windows platforms
are broken for some other reason, can you point me to the thread? It
sounds like there is code that needs to be uncommitted?
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package than the Cygwin-provided
packages openssl and openssl-devel is again possible.
- running the regression test suite is again possible ('make test').
- winExtDLL compiles now under MinGW.
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