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+615. [bug] jinmei
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+ b10-xfrout now uses blocking send for xfr response messages
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+ to prevent abrupt termination of the stream due to a slower
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+ client or narrower network bandwidth.
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+ (Trac #2934, git bde0e94518469557c8b455ccbecc079a38382afd)
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618. [func]* marcin
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- b10-dhcp4: Added the ability for the server to respond to a directly
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- connected client which does not yet have an IP address. On Linux, the
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- server will unicast the response to the client's hardware address and
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- the 'yiaddr' (the client's new IP address). Sending a response to the
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- unicast address prevents other (not interested) hosts from receiving
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- the server response. This capability is not yet implemented on non-Linux
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- Operating Systems where, in all cases, the server responds to the
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- broadcast address. The logic conforms to section 4.1 of RFC 2131.
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+ b10-dhcp4: Added the ability for the server to respond to a
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+ directly connected client which does not yet have an IP address.
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+ On Linux, the server will unicast the response to the client's
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+ hardware address and the 'yiaddr' (the client's new IP
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+ address). Sending a response to the unicast address prevents other
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+ (not interested) hosts from receiving the server response. This
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+ capability is not yet implemented on non-Linux Operating Systems
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+ where, in all cases, the server responds to the broadcast
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+ address. The logic conforms to section 4.1 of RFC 2131.
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(Trac #2902, git c2d40e3d425f1e51647be6a717c4a97d7ca3c29c)
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617. [bug] marcin
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