Andreas Ericsson wrote:
What per-IP directories are you talking about?
git daemon has a feature called interpolated paths
If git daemon is started like this:
git daemon --interpolated-path=%IP/%D
(the machine has two IPs: 123.123.123.123 (v4) and 2001:db8::1 (v6))
and someone clones a repository:
git clone git://123.123.123.123/frotz
git daemon will look for the repository in the directory
`123.123.123.123/frotz'
But if git daemon listens on the IPv6 interface and someone clones a
repository:
git clone git://2001:db8::1/frotz
Then git daemon will look for the repository in `0.0.0.0/frotz'
My patch makes it converting IPv6 addresses properly and if you the
clone
in my previous example it'll now look in `2001:db8::1/frotz' (with
colons in the
directory name)
I hope my intentions are now a bit clearer ;)
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