On Mon, Dec 09, 2013 at 04:21:21AM -0800, Arun Sharma wrote:
> Allows all socket operations to use ipv6 network addresses,
> except in-band control which is not supported for ipv6
>
> Signed-off-by: Nandan Nivgune <[email protected]>
> Signed-off-by: Abhijit Bhopatkar <[email protected]>
> Signed-off-by: Arun Sharma <[email protected]>
Thank you for the patch!
Clang reports these errors:
../lib/stream-tcp.c:170:43: error: cast from 'const struct sockaddr *' to
'const struct sockaddr_in6 *' increases required alignment from 2 to 4
[-Werror,-Wcast-align]
const struct sockaddr_in6 *sin6 = (const struct sockaddr_in6 *) sa;
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
../lib/stream-tcp.c:174:40: error: cast from 'const struct sockaddr *' to
'struct sockaddr_storage *' increases required alignment from 2 to 4
[-Werror,-Wcast-align]
return new_tcp_stream(name, fd, 0, (struct sockaddr_storage *) sa,
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
GCC reports these errors:
../lib/stream-tcp.c:74:51: error: using member 'sin6_addr' in incomplete
struct sockaddr_in6
../lib/stream-tcp.c:75:52: error: using member 'sin6_port' in incomplete
struct sockaddr_in6
../lib/stream-tcp.c:83:50: error: using member 'sin6_addr' in incomplete
struct sockaddr_in6
../lib/stream-tcp.c:84:51: error: using member 'sin6_port' in incomplete
struct sockaddr_in6
../lib/stream-tcp.c:171:38: error: using member 'sin6_addr' in incomplete
struct sockaddr_in6
../lib/stream-tcp.c:145:25: error: using member 'sin6_port' in incomplete
struct sockaddr_in6
../lib/stream-tcp.c:147:32: error: using member 'sin6_port' in incomplete
struct sockaddr_in6
-> lib/vconn.o
../lib/socket-util.c:857:22: error: using member 'sin6_port' in incomplete
struct sockaddr_in6
../lib/socket-util.c:1160:27: error: using member 'sin6_addr' in incomplete
struct sockaddr_in6
../lib/stream-ssl.c:282:56: error: using member 'sin6_addr' in incomplete
struct sockaddr_in6
../lib/stream-ssl.c:283:57: error: using member 'sin6_port' in incomplete
struct sockaddr_in6
../lib/stream-ssl.c:291:54: error: using member 'sin6_addr' in incomplete
struct sockaddr_in6
../lib/stream-ssl.c:292:55: error: using member 'sin6_port' in incomplete
struct sockaddr_in6
../lib/stream-ssl.c:832:25: error: using member 'sin6_port' in incomplete
struct sockaddr_in6
../lib/stream-ssl.c:835:17: error: using member 'sin6_addr' in incomplete
struct sockaddr_in6
../lib/stream-ssl.c:889:38: error: using member 'sin6_addr' in incomplete
struct sockaddr_in6
../lib/stream-ssl.c:890:22: error: using member 'sin6_port' in incomplete
struct sockaddr_in6
../lib/stream-ssl.c:892:28: error: using member 'sin6_port' in incomplete
struct sockaddr_in6
../ofproto/ofproto-dpif-sflow.c:285:52: error: using member 'sin6_addr' in
incomplete struct sockaddr_in6
IPv6 addresses formatted with IP6_FMT are going to be ugly. Please
use inet_ntop() instead.
The parentheses around the second !strncmp here are not necessary:
> + if (!strncmp(rc->target, "tcp:", 4) || (!strncmp(rc->target, "ssl:",
> 4))) {
It's not necessary to add vconn and stream and rconn functions for
retrieving IPv6 addresses, because these functions ultimately have no
users. I've already applied a patch to the OVS tree to remove the
corresponding functions for IPv4. (Please rebase against the latest
master.)
The code in parse_active() seems to act badly if the input string does
not contain at least one ':'.
Because our syntax already uses colons, I think that we should
probably require IPv6 addresses to be put into brackets,
e.g. tcp:[1::2]:1234. I think that this is a common convention.
Thanks,
Ben.
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