Re: get_proximity() crashes on interfaces with no addresses

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On Tue, 2013-05-14 at 05:15 -0400, Doug Nazar wrote:
> On 5/14/2013 12:13 AM, Ian Kent wrote:
> > Indeed that's probably good to do too. I'd be interested to hear if 
> > this patch functions OK with the IFF_UP check in place. In the mean 
> > time I'll add the patch to my queue for the next commit.
> 
> I've been running it for a day on a few boxes with no problems. The only 
> additional line is a logging line I had when originally testing.
> 
> May 14 04:58:47 cockatrice automount[365]: get_proximity:168: 
> getifaddrs: ifa_name lo, ifa_flags 0x00010049
> May 14 04:58:47 cockatrice automount[365]: get_proximity:168: 
> getifaddrs: ifa_name eql, ifa_flags 0x00000400
> May 14 04:58:47 cockatrice automount[365]: get_proximity:168: 
> getifaddrs: ifa_name eth0, ifa_flags 0x00011043
> May 14 04:58:47 cockatrice automount[365]: get_proximity:168: 
> getifaddrs: ifa_name wlan0, ifa_flags 0x00001002
> May 14 04:58:47 cockatrice automount[365]: get_proximity:168: 
> getifaddrs: ifa_name wmon0, ifa_flags 0x00011043
> 
> IFF_UP is 0x01 so that looks correct. eql was the one that it was 
> crashing on with no ifa_addr.

OK, thanks for this.

> 
> Doug
> 


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