On Fri, Oct 1, 2010 at 5:05 PM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
> I have done some investigation on this issue and here are the results and
> suggestions.
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> 1. You were right, it works on freeBSD , but see 2.
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> 2. This is not a Linux bug
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> I guess we'll just have to disagree on this.
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>
> We
I have done some investigation on this issue and here are the
results and suggestions.
1. You were right, it works on freeBSD , but see 2.
2. This is not a Linux bug
I guess we'll just have to disagree on this.
We know that one should not bind() to a multicast address
Agreed :-)
, but
Hello Ross,
I have done some investigation on this issue and here are the results and
suggestions.
1. You were right, it works on freeBSD , but see 2.
2. This is not a Linux bug, but intended behavior. making 1. an exception
due to how multicast is implemented (different) in freeBSD.
Here is w
You can either stop outputting any debug info until you know what
the real issue is or just check for a null value returned from
ctime().
Yes, to be on the safe side, the next version of the code will allow
for the possibility of the "ctime()" call returning NULL.
--
Ross Finlayson
Live Netw
