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Accepting request 822854 from network:utilities

OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/822854
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/ser2net?expand=0&rev=12
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Wed Jul 8 18:53:31 UTC 2020 - Martin Hauke <mardnh@gmx.de>
- Update to version 4.2.0
telnet:
* There was an issue with telnet handling where it could get
into a loop talking to the remote end.
* Fix an issue where an error in a certain place could cause
closing to hang.
selector:
Allow an arbitrary number of file descriptors with epoll. With
epoll, you can set the max number of fds > FD_SETSIZE. Allow
that.
IPv6:
* There was a bug in the Linux SCTP stack dealing with IPv6
handling that I thought was a bug in ser2net. So I looked, and
I found some issues with IPv6 in general and the way it handles
IPv4 address mapping. In the new code:
Modify the operation of an address without "ipv6," explicitly
in front of it to all V4 mapped addresses. And fix the connect
side to set V6 only on the socket if "ipv6,"is in front of it.
This means you cannot mix "ipv6," and "ipv6n4," addresses on
the same connection, and the default is now "ipv6n4"
This broke handling of things like "tcp,1234", so rework those
to only use IPv6 when it is mapped. That, in turn, broke UDP.
Or, more accurately, expose a UDP bug, so some work had to be
done to handle IPv4 mapped addresses in IPv6 by reworking
address comparison to handle that.
general:
convert gensio_raddr_to_str(), gensio_get_raddr(), and
gensio_remote_id() to use gensio_control(). Having separate
functions for those added to the API and added a lot of code
to all the intermediate layer. The function are there but
deprecated, and use the ioctls underneath them.
Have gensio snprint functions return a gensiods
Add dll visibililty handling. This is required for windows,
and makes things cleaner. As part of this, functions should
all be the right visibility now.
Lots of other little bug fixes and such.
relpkt:
There were issues with the way the base code handled certain
things. For a real protocol that might have outstanding data
to send but cannot send due to flow control, new functions
needs to be added to the base layer to account for this, and
relpkt needed to use them.
Fixed several other issues dealing with close handling and flow
control. It runs much better now.
msgdelim:
There was an issue with telnet handling where it could get into
a loop talking to the remote end.
Fix an issue where an error in a certain place could cause
closing to hang.
file descriptor based gensios:
Fixed an issue that would result in a callback being done after
close is compelete.
UDP:
As part of an added test, I found a situation where if the
upper layer doesn't accept the data for a UDP packet, the UDP
layer would not accept any more data from the socket.
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Sat May 16 14:56:56 UTC 2020 - Martin Hauke <mardnh@gmx.de>

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Name: ser2net
Version: 4.1.8
Version: 4.2.0
Release: 0
Summary: Serial port to network proxy
License: GPL-2.0-or-later