Re: Inetd Enhancements - Include Directive

On Tue, Apr 06, 2021 at 06:06:18PM -0400, Mouse wrote: > lstat()? The rest of that sentence looks to me like a better match for > stat() rather than lstat(). You're right, I had the behavior of lstat and stat confused. > I would argue skipping hardlinks is a msitake. If I want to share > config

Inetd Enhancements - Include Directive

We are wrapping up our implementation of the new backwards compatible syntax (thank you to Robert Elz for his helpful advice regarding the new header file and C file). This means we are ready to begin implementing the include directive to allow multiple files to be used for inetd’s configuration.

inetd enhancements: move definitions to header file

In implementing a key-value based syntax for inetd as progress on the inetd Enhancements projet (https://wiki.netbsd.org/projects/project/inetd-enhancements/), we have created a number of new functions that rely on the servtab structure definition and some other existing code. Should we create a se

inetd Enhancements - Progress and Quote Parsing

Hello tech-userlevel, We would like to give you a small progress update, as well as inquire about handling quotation parsing. Currently, we have implemented the framework for the new parser, such that inetd can successfully parse a config file which contains the old syntax and new syntax, but the

Re: inetd enhancements - config syntax

>That should be true only if you specify a listening address with no >command. If it works that way when a command is given on the same >line, that's a bug that needs fixing. (I feel moderately authoritative >on this matter since I'm the person who added the code back in 1996.) Our apologies. Th

Re: inetd enhancements - config syntax

>That's not the only use for escapes. From a theoretical and aesthetic >perspective, it would be nice to be able to get arbitrary octet >sequences into arguments; as outlined, for example, it's not possible >to get a newline into an argument. (Well, _almost_ arbitrary octet >sequences. Until and

inetd enhancements - config syntax

rushing these changes out. Sincerely, James Browning Gabe Coffland Alex Gavin Solomon Ritzow

inetd Enhancements Followup

potential changes to inetd, we hope to make meaningful changes to inetd and contribute our work to the NetBSD project. Thank you again, James Browning Gabe Coffland Alex Gavin Solomon Ritzow

inetd Enhancements

for per-service config files, but not adding or changing any existing files, and allowing the user to setup per-service configuration at their own discretion. We greatly appreciate your time and input. Sincerely, James Browning Gabe Coffland Alex Gavin Solomon Ritzow

inetd Enhancements

ce config files, but not adding or changing any existing files, and allowing the user to setup per-service configuration at their own discretion. We greatly appreciate your time and input. Sincerely, James Browning Gabe Coffland Alex Gavin Solomon Ritzow