Configurable rules file path: mdp.filter_rules_path
Add filter rules parsing code, add filtering to outgoing as well as
incoming packets
New test script: tests/mdp with two test cases
Improve test defs: new execute_servald() function
Widen MDP port number format from 8 to ten chars to accommodate leading
"0x"
If no instance directory specified, then use paths like
/etc/serval/serval.conf
/var/cache/serval
/var/log/serval
/var/run/serval
etc. for files, instead of all in a single directory.
Log all directory creation as INFO messages.
Interpretation of log.file.directory_path has changed slightly.
Updated servald configuration tech doc.
- support mdp clients over loopback UDP
Note this is using an environment variable to specify the port number
In future we expect to support environments where this port is already bound
- monitor mdp sockets in a single & separate thread
New UNUSED(param) macro suppresses the warning for a specific parameter
In some cases, removed the unused parameters. In others, used the
parameter in a DEBUGF() or assert() statement to document the intent.
Remove two redundant calls to rhizome_retrieve_manifest() in meshms.c,
revealed by an assert() in the stricter manifest parsing code
Fix header files included by socket.h
Allows any valid "service" manifest field in the "rhizome add file"
command
Many improvements in Rhizome manifest parsing; stricter manifest syntax
rules (no comment or blank lines, field names must be alphanumeric
identifiers), faster preliminary manifest inspection when receiving
manifest advertisements or syncing manifests
The 'development' branch introduces "struct socket_address" which
coincidentally fixed the recently encountered Linux kernel 3.12
recvmsg(2) EINVAL problem, so that 'rhizomeprotocol' tests which fail on
the 'anyservice' branch will pass after this merge
Add struct sockaddr_in 'inet' union field, rename 'addr_un' union field
to 'local'
Replace recvwithttl()'s (struct sockaddr *) and socklen_t pair of args
with single (struct socket_address *) arg
All ob_append_xxx(b,...) functions return void
ob_makespace() returns 1 if successful, 0 if not
Add ob_overrun(b) predicate to check for overrun after any number of
appends
