Hi guys-
I'm looking at svc_socket() and friends to add IPv6 support. Got a
question.
I see in commits 11d34d11 and 58e58ffb there was a set of fcntl()
calls added to make RPC service listener sockets non-blocking.
How come this support wasn't added in support/nfs/rpcmisc.c:makesock()
as well?
I'm probably misreading the logic in rpc_init(), but it seems to me
there are possibilities for the listener socket to be created by
makesock() and not by svc_socket(), and then that listener would not
be O_NONBLOCK. For instance, if there was a port value specified on
the mountd command line...?
Please straighten me out. Thanks.
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Chuck Lever
chuck[dot]lever[at]oracle[dot]com
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