On Sun, 2011-02-20 at 22:47 +0100, Johannes Michler wrote: > I tried to do a git diff, but I don't know how to include new files in > the diff, so you can get them by my last mail... I usually cheat and just append the results of 'diff -up /dev/null newfile.c' to the file created by 'git diff' :) The alternative is to 'git add' them, actually commit, and then use 'git show' or 'git format-patch HEAD^' There are probably cleverer ways to do it, but they'll involve knowing more about the git index file than I currently do. The patch makes it a lot clearer what you're doing; thanks. A big problem here is that the code you're adding is under GPL (I assume the bits in tun.c are copied from OpenVPN too?). But OpenConnect is licensed under *LGPL*, because it has to use OpenSSL. I'd love to use GNUTLS or NSS, but neither of them support DTLS or (sensibly) client certs from a TPM. So I had to cope with the OpenSSL licence, and that meant I couldn't use the GPL; it had to be LGPL. -- dwmw2
