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Update 1.07 to 1.09 ------------------- 1.09 Sun Feb 15 18:06:48 CET 2015 - update: EUID 0 check is done at open() call instead of new() call - bugfix: take inet_pton() and getaddrinfo() from Socket if available, or from Socket6 - tests: added tests 02 and 03 to test if inet_pton() and N:W:L3 open() are working 1.08 Fri Jan 23 07:53:16 CET 2015 - bugfix: on setting AF_INET6(), and makes Socket6 module optional => thanks to Vince - update: copyright notice - update: Kwalitee
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# $NetBSD: Makefile,v 1.15 2015/02/27 13:45:43 mef Exp $
Net::Write provides a portable interface to open a network interface, and be able to write raw data directly to the network. It juste provides three methods when a Net::Write object has been created for an interface: open, send, close. It is possible to open a network interface to send frames at layer 2 (you craft a frame from link layer), or at layer 3 (you craft a frame from network layer), or at layer 4 (you craft a frame from transport layer). NOTE: not all operating systems support all layer opening. Currently, Windows only supports opening and sending at layer 2. Other Unix systems should be able to open and send at all layers.
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#
Update 1.07 to 1.09 ------------------- 1.09 Sun Feb 15 18:06:48 CET 2015 - update: EUID 0 check is done at open() call instead of new() call - bugfix: take inet_pton() and getaddrinfo() from Socket if available, or from Socket6 - tests: added tests 02 and 03 to test if inet_pton() and N:W:L3 open() are working 1.08 Fri Jan 23 07:53:16 CET 2015 - bugfix: on setting AF_INET6(), and makes Socket6 module optional => thanks to Vince - update: copyright notice - update: Kwalitee
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DISTNAME= Net-Write-1.09
Net::Write provides a portable interface to open a network interface, and be able to write raw data directly to the network. It juste provides three methods when a Net::Write object has been created for an interface: open, send, close. It is possible to open a network interface to send frames at layer 2 (you craft a frame from link layer), or at layer 3 (you craft a frame from network layer), or at layer 4 (you craft a frame from transport layer). NOTE: not all operating systems support all layer opening. Currently, Windows only supports opening and sending at layer 2. Other Unix systems should be able to open and send at all layers.
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PKGNAME= p5-${DISTNAME}
CATEGORIES= net
Update from version 1.00 to 1.03, discussed in general terms with maintainer. Pkgsrc changes: o Canonicalize MASTER_SITES and HOMEPAGE Upstream changes: 1.03 Fri Mar 21 17:20:00 CET 2008 - added support for IP_HDRINCL with IPv6 raw sockets (Linux only) => in fact, it should have worked before, but it appears to be a regression 1.02 Tue Feb 19 12:11:21 CET 2008 - bugfix: due to Socket6 update, AF_INET6 definition has changed 1.01 Sun Feb 17 19:08:15 CET 2008 - update: portability patches for other Unix systems (untested), concerning IP_HDRINCL constants and the like - update: license string (lc(Artistic)), to make CPANTS happy
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MASTER_SITES= ${MASTER_SITE_PERL_CPAN:=Net/}
Net::Write provides a portable interface to open a network interface, and be able to write raw data directly to the network. It juste provides three methods when a Net::Write object has been created for an interface: open, send, close. It is possible to open a network interface to send frames at layer 2 (you craft a frame from link layer), or at layer 3 (you craft a frame from network layer), or at layer 4 (you craft a frame from transport layer). NOTE: not all operating systems support all layer opening. Currently, Windows only supports opening and sending at layer 2. Other Unix systems should be able to open and send at all layers.
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Give up MAINTAINER
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MAINTAINER= pkgsrc-users@NetBSD.org
Update from version 1.00 to 1.03, discussed in general terms with maintainer. Pkgsrc changes: o Canonicalize MASTER_SITES and HOMEPAGE Upstream changes: 1.03 Fri Mar 21 17:20:00 CET 2008 - added support for IP_HDRINCL with IPv6 raw sockets (Linux only) => in fact, it should have worked before, but it appears to be a regression 1.02 Tue Feb 19 12:11:21 CET 2008 - bugfix: due to Socket6 update, AF_INET6 definition has changed 1.01 Sun Feb 17 19:08:15 CET 2008 - update: portability patches for other Unix systems (untested), concerning IP_HDRINCL constants and the like - update: license string (lc(Artistic)), to make CPANTS happy
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HOMEPAGE= http://search.cpan.org/dist/Net-Write/
Net::Write provides a portable interface to open a network interface, and be able to write raw data directly to the network. It juste provides three methods when a Net::Write object has been created for an interface: open, send, close. It is possible to open a network interface to send frames at layer 2 (you craft a frame from link layer), or at layer 3 (you craft a frame from network layer), or at layer 4 (you craft a frame from transport layer). NOTE: not all operating systems support all layer opening. Currently, Windows only supports opening and sending at layer 2. Other Unix systems should be able to open and send at all layers.
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COMMENT= Portable interface to open and send raw data to network
Updating package for p5 module Net::Write from 1.03nb1 to 1.05 Setting license to artistic according to META.yml Upstream changes: 1.05 Wed Jun 10 20:37:44 CEST 2009 - bugfix: removed a warning on AF_INET6 constant declaration - update: copyright notice 1.04 Sun Oct 19 17:47:11 CEST 2008 - bugfix: IP_HDRINCL with IPv6 under Linux 2.6.x
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LICENSE= artistic
Net::Write provides a portable interface to open a network interface, and be able to write raw data directly to the network. It juste provides three methods when a Net::Write object has been created for an interface: open, send, close. It is possible to open a network interface to send frames at layer 2 (you craft a frame from link layer), or at layer 3 (you craft a frame from network layer), or at layer 4 (you craft a frame from transport layer). NOTE: not all operating systems support all layer opening. Currently, Windows only supports opening and sending at layer 2. Other Unix systems should be able to open and send at all layers.
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DEPENDS+= p5-Class-Gomor-[0-9]*:../../devel/p5-Class-Gomor
DEPENDS+= p5-Net-Pcap>=0.12:../../net/p5-Net-Pcap
DEPENDS+= p5-Socket6-[0-9]*:../../net/p5-Socket6
PERL5_PACKLIST= auto/Net/Write/.packlist
USE_LANGUAGES= # none
.include "../../lang/perl5/module.mk"
.include "../../mk/bsd.pkg.mk"
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