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Re: [PATCH] Default Listen with IPv6 enabled incorrect: msg#00073apache.apr.devel
On Tue, Aug 12, 2003 at 06:17:12PM -0700, Wan-Teh Chang wrote: > Regarding a previous patch to use AI_ADDRCONFIG: > all the getaddrinfo() implementations I know of > conform to either RFC 2133 or RFC 2553 and do > not take the AI_ADDRCONFIG flag. glibc is getting support for this. > (RFC 2553 has > AI_ADDRCONFIG but it is for getipnodebyname().) > It is risky to assume that when AI_ADDRCONFIG is > passed to these getaddrinfo() implementations, > getaddrinfo() will either silently ignore it or > fail with the EAI_BADFLAGS error. It is better > to confirm that getaddrinfo() conforms to RFC > 3493 before passing AI_ADDRCONFIG to it. I think it's a pretty small risk, but you're probably right. I tested all the getaddrinfo() implementations I could find and they did the right thing; it's not like this is going to be a risk for anyone porting APR to old Unixes. Regards, joe
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