Re: ipsvd-0.9.4 available

Hi Gerrit,

From: "Gerrit Pape" <[email protected]>
> Hi, a new package of ipsvd is available for testing
>
>  http://smarden.org/ipsvd/
>
> The selftest of the tcpsvd and udpsvd programs has been adapted slightly,
> the documentation fixes some typos, and the build process now uses the
> current version of the ssl library for sslio.

Building ipsvd-0.9.4 on Sun Solaris gives the following problems:

./compile check-tcpsvd.c
./load check-tcpsvd unix.a byte.a
Undefined                       first referenced
 symbol                             in file
socket                              unix.a(socket_tcp.o)
getpeername                         unix.a(socket_conn.o)
bind                                unix.a(socket_bind.o)
setsockopt                          unix.a(socket_bind.o)
connect                             unix.a(socket_conn.o)
ld: fatal: Symbol referencing errors. No output written to check-tcpsvd
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
*** Error code 1
make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `check-tcpsvd'



I think you need to apply the "socket.lib" fix to check-tcpsvd and
check-udpsvd...  :-)

Also the package/compile fails without notice

In the bottom of package/compile the following construction exits:

for i in `cat package/commands` `grep sslio <compile/command.linux`
  sh -cx ": $i"
  rm -f command/$i'{new}'
  cp -p compile/$i command/$i'{new}'
  mv -f command/$i'{new}' command/$i
done

If you remove `grep sslio <compile/command.linux` from the for-loop the
scripts (correctly) continues and copies the files into the ./command
directory.
The problem is that `grep sslio <compile/command.linux` returns code 1 and
that terminates the for-loop before it begins.


In package/upgrade "mkdir -p /command" fails with errorcode 2 and the
message 'mkdir: "/command": Exists but is not a directory'
if /command is a symbolic-link

Also in package/upgrade the two constructs involving "`grep sslio
<compile/command.linux`" fails for the same reasons as above.

I'll be happy to test any patch that you produce.

/Uffe