On Mon, Jan 26, 2015 at 12:49:38PM +0100, Nico Golde wrote:
> Hi,
> * Markus Teich [2015-01-22 14:30]:
> > younix wrote:
> > > I don't get the point with an additional git branch!? What would be the
> > > advantage of it, instead of a diff on the website? How would it look
> > > like if
> > > y
Hi,
* Markus Teich [2015-01-22 14:30]:
> younix wrote:
> > I don't get the point with an additional git branch!? What would be the
> > advantage of it, instead of a diff on the website? How would it look like
> > if
> > you made the next release of ii?
>
> After a new official release or just
younix wrote:
> I don't get the point with an additional git branch!? What would be the
> advantage of it, instead of a diff on the website? How would it look like if
> you made the next release of ii?
After a new official release or just a simple new bugfix commit, I feel a `git
merge master` f
On Sun, Jan 18, 2015 at 01:22:38PM +0100, Nico Golde wrote:
> Hi,
> * younix [2015-01-15 22:41]:
> > this diff changes the network connection of ii to the UCSPI[1] protocol.
> > This makes ii much more flexible. With the UCSPI protocol you could use
> > features like IPv6[2], SOCKSv5[3] or even T
Hi,
* younix [2015-01-15 22:41]:
> this diff changes the network connection of ii to the UCSPI[1] protocol.
> This makes ii much more flexible. With the UCSPI protocol you could use
> features like IPv6[2], SOCKSv5[3] or even TLS[3]. This diff extracts
> the socket handling infrastructure to an
younix wrote:
> What is your opinion about this diff? At least it would be great to put this
> patch at the ii suckless webpage. So I could made an OpenBSD port (flavor) of
> it.
As I've already told you on 31c3 I think the separation in socket/tls/protocol
layers is very good and can be reused
Hi,
this diff changes the network connection of ii to the UCSPI[1] protocol.
This makes ii much more flexible. With the UCSPI protocol you could use
features like IPv6[2], SOCKSv5[3] or even TLS[3]. This diff extracts
the socket handling infrastructure to an external program like
tcpclient. So