Marc-André Lureau píše v St 18. 04. 2012 v 12:01 -0400:
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> > Is that really a burden ? libxml2 exists on pretty much every system
> > in the world. Even my TV came with a copy of the Libxml2 README and
> > LICENSE :-) virt-viewer / libvirt will already be using i
- Mensaje original -
> Is that really a burden ? libxml2 exists on pretty much every system
> in the world. Even my TV came with a copy of the Libxml2 README and
> LICENSE :-) virt-viewer / libvirt will already be using it too.
It kinda is sad, none of glib/gtk/spice-gtk uses it, afai
On Wed, Apr 18, 2012 at 11:52:25AM -0400, Marc-André Lureau wrote:
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> - Mensaje original -
> > From: "Daniel P. Berrange"
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> > The SPICE URI parser did not cope with URI containing
> > raw IPv6 addresses ie
> >
> >spice://[2001:41c8:1:4fd4::2]/?port=5901
> >
> > This replace
- Mensaje original -
> From: "Daniel P. Berrange"
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> The SPICE URI parser did not cope with URI containing
> raw IPv6 addresses ie
>
>spice://[2001:41c8:1:4fd4::2]/?port=5901
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> This replaces the custom written URI parser with code that
> calls out to libxml2's URI APIs which ar
From: "Daniel P. Berrange"
The SPICE URI parser did not cope with URI containing
raw IPv6 addresses ie
spice://[2001:41c8:1:4fd4::2]/?port=5901
This replaces the custom written URI parser with code that
calls out to libxml2's URI APIs which are RFC compliant.
NB, libxml2 will not add/remove
