Version bump. This release fixes segfault in argument
parsing. Cleaned -h output (remved longopts when they are
unavailable) Improved signal handling and blacklist feature
added. Proper handling of paths in documentation.
I implemeted a pselect in lib.c for BSD 4.x support. Please
let me know if this could be handeled in a better way.
PR: ports/76060
Submitted by: Natanael Copa <ncopa@users.sourceforge.net>
This version introduce random source ports to
reduce the risk of getting the cache poisoned.
Assign maintainership to submitter/author.
PR: ports/73420
Submitted by: Natanael Copa
to prevent cache poisoning.
PR: ports/72522
Submitted by: Natanael Copa <ncopa@users.sourceforge.net>
While I'm here:
- Rework installation mechanism - use do-install target
- Respect NOPORTDOCS
- Install samples into EXAMPLESDIR
- Use DOCSDIR and EXAMPLESDIR macros in pkg-plist
Update of dnrd. The TCP support is totally broken in previous
versions. Even if it should work in this verion it is
disabled by default. (The code was so ugly). It can be
enabled with WITH_TCP.
In this version it is also possible to disable the MASTER
file support. So dnrd can be a compiled as proxy only.
WITHOUT_MASTER.
PR: ports/71770
Submitted by: Natanael Copa <ncopa@users.sourceforge.net>
There are a few bugs in dnrd that should probably be fixed
by the author but could be made to work on bsd:
1. Initialization in common.h of recv_addr is broken,
causing at least the '-a' switch not to work. Instead of
assuming positions of fields in the struct across platforms
I thought it safer to do a standard initialization in main().
2. The buffer overflow code in udp.c:dnsrecv() is off by
one, rejecting messages where the size exactly fills the
available buffer. I also changed to the calls to dnsrecv
to pass 512 as the max size instead of the buffers that
seem to be padded by 4 bytes for a reason I don't understand.
This causes a calling named to resend packets. Eventually
one seems to get through but response times can be painfully
slow.
PR: ports/41128
Submitted by: Michael C. Adler <mad1@tapil.com>
