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Not sure what's more surprising: how long it took for NetBSD to
catch up to the rest of the BSDs (including UCB), or the amount of
code that NetBSD has claimed for itself without attributing to the
actual authors.
OK deraadt@
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ok bluhm@
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whilst we're here.
ok henning@ deraadt@
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even the unicast address of the remote carp peer. this especially
helps when the multicast carp advertisements are causing problems in
the network (some crappy switches don't do well with multicast), there
are conflicts with VRRP, or the policy of the network does not allow
multicast (most Internet eXchange points didn't allow carped OpenBGP
routers because of the multicast advertisements).
discussed with many
ok mpf@
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ok markus@
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ok reyk@
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Reduces the amount of dmesg noise.
Tested and OK mcbride@
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ok markus@ henning@
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ok markus@ mcbride@ henning@ deraadt@
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According to millert@ this would have been promoted from a short to an int
anyway, since K&R C cannot pass variables that are smaller than an int.
ok deraadt@ millert@
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as an aid to readability
ok and thinko-catching henning@
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also fix the correction amount. This was only really visible on tcpdump,
as a "truncated-ip6 - 48 bytes missing" warning. The inner packet made
it into the stack just fine, minus a few sanity checks.
reported by and debuged together with and ok todd@
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do not process v4 headers as v6, 255 TTL + icmp (0x01) = ff01:: suddenly, eww!
debugged with bluhm@, verified by grunk@, ok markus@
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ok deraadt@
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parent instead of using RTP_DEFAULT. OK henning@
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malloc();
ok henning@ some time ago
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just insert arp entries. the inserted routes will have the right
priority no matter what, most times cloned.
problem found by Joerg Goltermann <jg@osn.de>, fix by his colleague
Armin Wolgermann <aw@osn.de>, ok claudio
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take a proc argument, theres no need for these, since
they are just wrappers.
OK claudio@
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get hung in nfs_reconnect() because they do not have the proper
privilages to bind to a socket, by adding a struct proc * argument
to sobind() (and the *_usrreq() routines, and finally in{6}_pcbbind)
and do the sobind() with proc0 in nfs_connect.
OK markus@, blambert@.
"go ahead" deraadt@.
Fixes an issue reported by bernd@ (Tested by bernd@).
Fixes PR5135 too.
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Theo on an alpha ramdisk. OK deraadt@
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ln_hold or la_hold into temporary storage and null ln_hold or
la_hold before manually processing the mbuf chain. Discard the mbuf chain
if it is put back in the hold area.
ok claudio@ markus@
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OK henning@
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ok claudio theo
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for pf(4) diverted packets; based on patch by Scot Loach; ok beck@
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The option allows a socket to be bound to addresses which are not
local to the machine. In order to receive packets for these addresses
SO_BINDANY needs to be combined with matching outgoing pf(4) divert
rules, see pf.conf(5).
ok beck@
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makes transparent proxies much easier; ok beck@, feedback claudio@
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and the one route with the lowest number wins. This will be used by the
routing daemons to resolve the synchronisations issue in case of conflicts.
The nasty bits of this are in the multipath code. If no priority is specified
the kernel will choose an appropriate priority.
Looked at by a few people at n2k8 code is much older
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simple on/off, allowing more control over how verbose the logging is.
This also allows you to do a further level of filtering in syslog.conf
if you need to.
Also add logging of state changes, inspired by diff provided by
Brian A. Seklecki in PR 5513. These messages are logged by default.
ok henning mpf deraadt
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get a timestamp of when the datagram was accepted (by udp(4), for
example) rather than having to take a timestamp with gettimeofday(2)
when recv(2) returns - possibly several hundreds of microseconds later.
May be of use to those interested in precision network timing schemes
or QoS for media applications. Tested on alpha, amd64, i386 and sparc64.
manpage suggestions from jmc, ok deraadt
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it by reading the queues head pointer. if that pointer is not null
then it takes splnet and dequeues a packet for handling. this is
bad because the ifqueue head is modified at splnet and the sofnet
handlers read it without holding splnet.
this removes that check of the head pointer and simply checks if
the dequeue gave us a packet or not before proceeding.
found while reading mpls code.
discussed with norby@ and henning@
ok mcbride@ henning@
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crc in addition to the existing "oneshot" mode and use them to replace
ieee80211_crc_update() with the new ether_crc32_le_update(). Saves 1k
kernel bss + some code.
Mark the new ether_crc32_[lb]e_update functions as __pure for a
~25x speedup (on my i386 at least).
feedback and ok damien@
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power of two.
use arc4random_bytes() when requesting more than a word of PRNG
output.
ok deraadt@
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a set of incrementing integers (and not an arbitrary set of values) it
is possible to populate the array as we shuffle it in a single forward
pass. Clever optimisation from didickman AT gmail.com;
ok deraadt@ mcbride@
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in the range 0 <= x < upper_bound
Please use this new API instead of "arc4random() % upper_bound", as it
avoids the "modulo bias" that favours small results when upper_bound is
not a power of two.
feedback deraadt@ mcbride@; ok deraadt@
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shuffle. Upon allocation, swap-permute the new value to a random slot in
the 0..32K-1 th entry of the buffer as we move forward, ensuring randomness
but also satisfying the non-repeating property we need. Also avoid the value
of 0, since IP ID's of 0 are special. Inspired by Dillon's implementation.
We believe this is easier to read though, initializes with less bias, handles
the ID of 0 properly, and wins speed tests.
Thanks a lot to mcbride and djm for doing a bunch of statistical and speed
analysis, and comments from nordin
ok mcbride djm
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OK mcbride@, mickey@
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relying on the mbuf chain layout; with claudio@ and krw@; ok henning@
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from the first ACK packet. Otherwise the server would use the
unscaled window size for the fist data it is sending.
ok markus@ dhartmei@
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Instead of using the same IP on multiple interfaces, carp has to be
configured with the new "carpnodes" and "balancing" options.
# ifconfig carp0 carpnodes 1:0,2:100,3:100 balancing ip carpdev sis0 192.168.5.50
Please note, that this is a flag day for anyone using carp balancing.
You'll need to adjust your configuration accordingly.
Addititionally this diff adds IPv6 NDP balancing support.
Tested and OK mcbride@, reyk@.
Manpage help by jmc@.
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ok claudio@ krw@ dlg@
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directly instead of takeing the detour via rtrequest().
OK henning@ markus@
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