https://sourceforge.net/p/dnx/patches/2008-08-14T16:02:04ZRecent changes to patches2008-08-14T16:02:04Z2008-08-14T16:02:04ZAnonymoushttps://sourceforge.net/u/userid-None/https://sourceforge.net1b20127229fced83d4f4f452be647667e1ce7dbe

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Hey there,</p> <p>I’m packaging DNX for Fedora based on John Calcote’s OpenSUSE specfile, and I ran across the following issue:</p> <p>DNX relies on the HOST_NAME_MAX macro in common/dnxTcp.h and common/dnxUdp.h. This constant is not guaranteed to work on POSIX systems, and leads to build problems in several versions of Fedora and elsewhere. Instead, sysconf(_SC_HOST_NAME_MAX) should be used at runtime to retrieve the value from the running kernel. I've also added support for MAXHOSTNAMELEN on older Solaris, and fall back to a sensible default (255) on other platforms.</p> <p>This is defined as a new int, max_hostname, in common/dnxProtocol.c. Changes were made to common/dnxTcp.c and common/dnxUdp.c to make them only error out if the length is greater than 0, as -1 indicates the system does not have a maximum hostname size.</p> <p>See attached patch.</p></div>

2007-11-22T17:30:17Z2007-11-22T17:30:17ZGrahamhttps://sourceforge.net/u/colling2/https://sourceforge.net84882fe7c98579219a917fc2f238ff670172cd77

<div class="markdown_content"><p>I've not tested this much yet so far but I've modified the existing patch to apply against 2.10</p></div>