This patch should protect Rx-based servers from half-reachable clients,
which issue requests but don't acknowledge the server's response, thereby
eventually tying up all of the server threads, and denying service to all
other clients. Such clients can arise in case of uni-directional routing
failures, whereby all packets from the server to client are lost but not
the other way around.
The idea it to ping clients (using Rx ack ping) before attaching them to
a thread, if (a) we're running low on threads, and (b) the client hasn't
responsed to a ping recently.
make alpha AFS_64BIT_ENV
Avoid warning by not passing data inside a pointer in the test program rw.
Provide compatibility symbols for those w/o preempt hack so its possible to
link test program `rw'.
When comparing to lwp_cpptr->statcheck, cast to int, since that is the type
of lwp_cpptr->statcheck. It may be the case that sizeof(int) !=
sizeof(afs_int32), but then other things will break too.
clean tests with -f
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and unbreak linux
cleanup all target, get missing headers
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put perl modules in properly named subdir
front-end script to tie together the test suite
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remove bogus makefile
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stop bos bnodes before deleting
move dump tools directly into test suite as that is their intended use
canonical versions of these tools will be distributed otherwise
and may be updated but these provide the minimum functionality
Fix the two places in Solaris afs_GetOnePage where locks
are obtained/released without GLOCK.
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Fix the two places in Solaris afs_GetOnePage where locks
are obtained/released without GLOCK.
(Fix error in application of patch)
"1. The default Open AFS is set to normal security (doesn't generate random
user names).
If you are installing over a previous version (before 1.2.2b) it's default
is
high security; therefore, if you want the normal security, you should
uninstall the previous version (1.2.2a or earlier) and select to 'Not
Preserve previous settings'.
To manually change security you need to set the following registry keys:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\TransarcAFSDaemond\NetworkProvider
LogonOptions = 1 - Integrated Logon
LogonOptions = 2 - High Security options, Random User name generation
LogonOptions = 3 - both
3. Windows 2000/NT, Win9x - First time installations will create necessary
directories when user decides to download CellServDB
4. Windows 2000/NT, Global Drive working.
5. Windows XP - Drive mapping via GUI working.
6. Rename pthread.dll to afspthread.dll"
support for fileserver (namei) on netbsd
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like openbsd, stripping on netbsd strips libraries
based on suggestion from Ted Anderson
"the changes make more sense
than the code as it currently exists. the only think i am nervous
about is the dontSleep delete. while it makes more sense to just
not wakeup sleepers if none exist, i suppose its possible that
some bit of afs code wants acausal (wake before sleep) events.
that does seem quite unlikely. just looking at the sleep on
solaris, it checks the seq number to get the next event not
a previous event.
i imported the changes and make the fixup in osi_stoplistener().
i dropped some of the silly syntax changes that junked up the
diff -- this makes it a bit easier to see what was changed.
i just added an assert in afs_addevent for quality assurance
purposes."
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fix for osi_StopListener so it does the rigth thing
