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Change subject: configure: Switch to C11 by default
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configure: Switch to C11 by default
Mostly so we can use anonymous structs without
As discussed before, this breaks OpenBSD 6.8 builds (and, generally,
other systems with very old compilers). Not sure the benefit of getting
rid of a few hoops for anonymous unions is worth it, but then, it's not
like people on those systems couldn't just update...
Your patch has been applied to
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Change subject: configure: Switch to C11 by default
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configure: Switch to C11 b
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Change subject: Allow trailing \r and \n in control channel message
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Allow trailing \r and \n in control channel message
Writing a reaso
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Code-Review+2 by flichtenheld
Change subject: Allow trailing \r and \n in control channel message
Stared at code, reviewed, and fed to my test case where the server
replies with "AUTH_FAIL,you stink\r\n" - which wasn't working with
the previous code (and was overlooked during testing), now works.
2024-07-17 20:54:32 AUTH: Received control message: AUTH_FAILED,you stink
Also, unit tests, yay :
Acked-by: Gert Doering
Thanks for the backport. Verified that it's the same change (without the
unit test, and having extract_command_buffer() in forward.c), and that
it gets the job done :-)
Your patch has been applied to the release/2.5 branch.
commit dddb87f126a6e87e61de830a9efe0bc257a71e2b
Meeting summary for 17 July 2024:
* *Updated: release openvpn 2.6.12*
/This should address the slightly-too-aggressive security fix in
2.6.11 that could affect people sending custom messages with
trailing newline characters./
/Should be a release tomorrow on 18 July./
* *Updated: O