Making getsockname return sensible data for unbound AF_UNIX sockets

2001-04-24 Thread Garrett Wollman
< said: > I would like to commit a really small patch that makes getsockname > fill the sockaddr for non-bound PF_LOCAL sockets with sun_noname, > instead of just setting the length parameter to 0 and return (without > an error) like it does now. I'm OK with this. I'm not sure why I didn't do s

Debugger

2001-04-24 Thread Ram Pal
Hi I installed the 4.4 Free BSD including source i wanted to know DDB (Kernel Debugger ) i could not find in the system is this part of the system or do i have to install something specific. Ram Pal __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - buy the t

RE: FreeBSD Mail Archives

2001-04-24 Thread Arvind Gopalan
Title: FreeBSD Mail Archives Adding Freebsd-net to the thread . Any response on the SACK question appreciated. If SACK has not been integrated, it would help if someone could help me understand the issues against why this hasnt been done as of yet. Thanks -Arvind -Original Messag

RE: FreeBSD Mail Archives

2001-04-24 Thread Arvind Gopalan
Title: FreeBSD Mail Archives Adding Freebsd-net to the thread . Any response on the SACK question appreciated. If SACK has not been integrated, it would help if someone could help me understand the issues against why this hasnt been done as of yet.   Thanks -Arvind -Original Message--

Re: Selective Acknowledgments ?

2001-04-24 Thread Mike Silbersack
On Tue, 24 Apr 2001, Toni SOUEID wrote: > Hello, > Please can anyone tell me if the TCP protocol in > FreeBSD 4.2 supports Selective Acknowledgments > (SACK). SACK is not supported in any version of FreeBSD at this time. Mike "Silby" Silbersack To Unsubscribe: send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Struct ifaddr initialization.

2001-04-24 Thread Jun-ichiro itojun Hagino
> Please refer if_attach() of . > Iam unable to understand why you are constructing a string from interface name & >interface unit number ( ifnet structure members ifp->if_unit & ifp->if_name) & >storing in the data member of sockaddr_dl structure. Iam also confused why you are >storing the har

Struct ifaddr initialization.

2001-04-24 Thread raviprasad20
Hi, Please refer if_attach() of . Iam unable to understand why you are constructing a string from interface name & interface unit number ( ifnet structure members ifp->if_unit & ifp->if_name) & storing in the data member of sockaddr_dl structure. Iam also confused why you are storing the hardwa

Selective Acknowledgments ?

2001-04-24 Thread Toni SOUEID
Hello, Please can anyone tell me if the TCP protocol in FreeBSD 4.2 supports Selective Acknowledgments (SACK). If so how can I compile it into the kernel ? Many thanks To Unsubscribe: send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe freebsd-net" in the body of the message

Re: NEEDED: Source code (C or C++) for fetching MAC Address ?

2001-04-24 Thread Brian Somers
> Hi, > > I need source code for fetching MAC address on a FreeBSD 4.2/PC/Ethernet > platform. > > Where can I find it ? Have a look at src/usr.sbin/ppp/arp.c - get_ether_addr(). > Thanks in advance. -- Brian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

IOCTL's During address formation & deletion.

2001-04-24 Thread raviprasad20
Hi, I noticed that whenever a new multicast address is formed or in general any address (IPV6) is formed there is a call to ioctl through (*ifp->if_ioctl). Kindly mail me regarding the following doubts. 1) Whether IOCTL's must be done each & every time IP addresses are formed. 2) Whether IOCTL's

NEEDED: Source code (C or C++) for fetching MAC Address ?

2001-04-24 Thread Zixiong WANG
Hi, I need source code for fetching MAC address on a FreeBSD 4.2/PC/Ethernet platform. Where can I find it ? Thanks in advance. To Unsubscribe: send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe freebsd-net" in the body of the message

Re: if_index ( index in the kernel datastructure)

2001-04-24 Thread itojun
>this is with reference to the free BSD networking code for ipv6. >Could any body tell why in link local addresses & other link local related things >they are storing if_index in the second 16bits of the address. for eg there will be >statement like >ia->ia_addr.sa_addr.sin_add16[1] = ifp->if_i

if_index ( index in the kernel datastructure)

2001-04-24 Thread raviprasad20
Hi, this is with reference to the free BSD networking code for ipv6. Could any body tell why in link local addresses & other link local related things they are storing if_index in the second 16bits of the address. for eg there will be statement like ia->ia_addr.sa_addr.sin_add16[1] = ifp->if_ind