select() says a socket is readable when the other end hangs up, with poll() you
only get POLLHUP. These other flags should all be handled like POLLIN.
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This fixes a busy-loop bug with openssl and adds support for using poll()
instead of select().
Currently, poll() isn't used unless you use
./configure CXXFLAGS="-DCSOCK_USE_POLL".
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This fixes a bug where the wrong errno value was used for SockError(). This also
fixes a busy loop caused by broken c-ares timeout handling on our side.
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This adds Csock::ConvertAddress() which produces printable addresses. We use
this function in CZNCSock to strip away 4in6 prefixes (e.g. ::ffff:127.0.0.1).
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Every socket which is based on CZNCSock will now use c-ares for its name
resolving. This is possible thanks to CSocket's Csock::GetAddrInfo() which
lets one override the DNS lookup.
This can be disabled with --disable-c-ares.
If IPv6 is enabled and Csocket didn't specify which kind of lookup (ipv4/ipv6)
it wants, we first do an ipv4 lookup. If that lookup doesn't yield any useful
result, we try again with an ipv6 lookup. If one wants to force ipv6 usage on a
domain which also resolves to an ipv4 address, he has to set an ipv6 vhost.
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This adds a new file defines.h and moves all the Csocket specific stuff from
main.h into this new file.
Then this makes Csocket use ZNC's DEBUG() macro for its debug output which
means this can now also be enabled by running znc --debug.
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This is some stuff I wrote:
- sockets are marked as close-on-exec so that child processes (e.g. from the
shell module) don't get a copy of all of our sockets.
- This adds separate functions for marking sockets as blocking / non-blocking.
- When a socket is marked for closing, we stop reading lines from it.
I don't think any of these two bugs were actually ever triggered by anyone,
but meh, so what?
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This time it fixes ZNC on BSD* (netbsd and openbsd were reported, only netbsd
tested, but well :) ).
We used an illegal select timeout (tv_usec bigger than 999999).
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DynamicSelectLoop had a bug causing it to always use the lower bound making it
effectively useless. Now it's useful again :)
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This fixes an unimportant leak (if ReadBuf or ReadLine returned by throwing an
exception a 4k buffer was leaked).
We only triggered this if we were shutting down and thus this leak is
unimportant to us.
Also remove the svn:keywords property from Csocket.h and .cpp so the $Revision$
strings from upstream aren't changed.
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