On 03/06/2013 12:14 PM, Jon Leighton wrote:
I'm almost certain that calling connect() on an unbound socket used to result in an INIT being sent with all available IP addresses advertised, but that's not happening with the code I'm running right now. Has there been a change in the default behaviour, or do I misremember it? Thanks.
It will list all available addresses that are of a scope that is larger or the same as the destination. You can control selection with the scope_policy sysctl. Check to see what it is set to on your system. Otherwise, no changes have been made recently to this code. For any more help, we'll need more information. -vlad.
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