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Re: binkd 1.0.4 vs 1.1a
By: Carlos Navarro to All on Fri May 21 2021 09:30 pm
CN> I am using BinkD 1.0.4 because AFAIK it is the latest stable version.
CN> However, most nodes I connect to are using 1.1a-112.
I was using that for a long time too.. but I am not sure the release version
is getting any love anymore so I moved to the git 1.1a version.
CN> Isn't that an alpha version? Is it recommended to use that one instead of
CN> stable?
I find it good and stable.
CN> What's new in 1.1a since 1.0?
Here's the newest that I see in the HISTORY file..
2021/01/19 11:07:20 1.1a-112 git
breaksig.c,2.26,2.27
Graceful exit when idle for Windows builds, for Nick Andre.
Set the binkd_exit flag to TRUE when signaled to exit and return TRUE
(indicating that the signal was handled by the process) thus mimicking the
behavior of the *nix builds' handling of termination signals.
2021/01/19 11:07:11 git
Makefile,2.55,2.56
Define HAS_SNPRINTF for modern MSVC build compatibility (e.g. MSVC2019)
Fix build error using "nmake MSVC_VER=10" and MSVC2019:
Linking binkd.exe...
snprintf.obj : error LNK2005: _snprintf already defined in readcfg.obj
bin\msvc10-binkd\binkd.exe : fatal error LNK1169: one or more multiply defined
symbols found
2020/05/26 20:48:08 1.1a-111 git
binkd.c,2.127,2.128
Print "Facilities" without space at the end of line. Make sense for further "bi
nkd.exe -vv>file_id.diz" processing. (#21)
2020/05/25 14:12:23 git
configure,2.57,2.58 configure.in,2.57,2.58
Fix check perl multiplicity in configure
2020/05/25 08:48:41 1.1a-110 git
readcfg.c,2.116,2.117
Revert 4a528544 (perl multiplicity)
2020/05/17 23:32:09 1.1a-109 git
binkd.c,2.126,2.127 perlhooks.c,2.95,2.96 perlhooks.h,2.18,2.19 readcfg.c,2.115
,2.116
Call PERL_SYS_INIT3() only once
2020/05/17 20:52:52 1.1a-108 git
exitproc.c,2.48,2.49
tab to spaces
2020/05/17 20:52:14 1.1a-107 git
readcfg.c,2.114,2.115
Require PERL_MULTIPLICITY for run multiple perl interpreters
2020/05/17 20:52:07 1.1a-106 git
perlhooks.c,2.94,2.95
Set PL_perl_destruct_level to 1 for correct restart perl interpreter
Signed-off-by: Pavel Gulchuk
2020/05/17 20:11:12 1.1a-105 git
perlhooks.c,2.93,2.94
Fix init perlsem
2020/04/30 21:30:12 git
Makefile,1.1,1.2
[DOS] fix making directory tree for DOS build
2020/04/29 09:03:10 1.1a-104 git
ftnnode.c,2.51,2.52 ftnq.c,2.44,2.45 protocol.c,2.237,2.238
Silence warnings: remove superfluous nullity checks
struct `FTN_NODE` defined in `btypes.h` contains
the member `pwd`, which is a character array.
Several places in the code, this array was checked
for nullity; however, this was always done in a place
where the validity of the referring `FTN_NODE` struct
pointer had already been established, and as `pwd` is
an array (and not a generic pointer) it can never be
NULL. These superflous checks caused warnings when
compiling under `clang`.
This change removes those checks to silence these warnings.
Additionally, at those call sites often the code called
`strcmp` to compare `p->pwd` against some other string,
invariably inside of a conditional. Modify the
conditionals to always explicity compare the value
returned from `strcmp` against e.g. 0.
Signed-off-by: Dan Cross
2020/04/25 15:53:52 git
Makefile,2.28,2.29 Makefile.emo,1.11,1.12 Makefile.klibc,1.6,1.7
[OS/2] change .EXE naming scheme and library definitions
2020/04/25 15:53:47 1.1a-103 git
ftnq.c,2.43,2.44 run.c,2.15,2.16 sys.h,2.47,2.48
compile Binkd for DOS with djgpp 2.05 and watt32 library
2020/04/25 15:53:17 git
Makefile,NONE,1.1
compile Binkd for DOS with djgpp 2.05 and watt32 library
2020/04/25 15:53:10 1.1a-102 git
client.c,2.110,2.111
Fix build for OS/2 and Windows 9x on ancient compilers
Original patch by Dan Cross,
additional testing and improvements by Max Vasilyev
Neither Win9x nor OS/2 define `struct sockaddr_storage`.
To work around this, we resort to casts to make the
`ss_family` member of that struct look like the `sa_family`
member in a `struct sockaddr`. According to POSIX, all
of these structs should be defined in such a way that
this will work without surprises.
2020/04/05 20:33:09 git
README.md,2.2,2.3
Update README.md
Fixed incorrect instructions and beautified the steps into a tested and verifie
d cookbook style Howto.
2020/01/30 10:21:49 1.1a-101 git
client.c,2.109,2.110
Fix an out-of-bounds error on sockaddrs.
The `invalidAddresses` vector in `client.c` is used
to hold invalid addresses `binkd` should not use.
However, the array was of type `struct sockaddr`,
which is not large enough to hold all of the
protocol-specific data of the `struct sockaddr_*`
structures. As a result, `binkd` would access
out-of-bounds memory when examining elements of
the array.
Fixed by redefining `invalidAddresses` to be an
array of type `struct sockaddr_storage`, which is
guaranteed by POSIX to be large enough to hold all
data associated with a socket address for any
protocol family.
Signed-off-by: Dan Cross
2020/01/30 10:21:13 1.1a-100 git
client.c,2.108,2.109 ftnnode.c,2.50,2.51 iphdr.h,2.28,2.29 protocol.c,2.236,2.2
37 readcfg.c,2.113,2.114 readcfg.h,2.44,2.45
Fix use-after-free bug in get_host_and_port.
Don't use pointer assignment in this function,
but rather, copy into a fixed-length buffer.
Fixes #15
Signed-off-by: Dan Cross
Ttyl :-),
Al
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