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Hi folks,
I occasionally find myself getting onto an intel s5000 based server via its serial-over-lan interface (the emergency backup plan) but its stopped working somewhere between 2.0.6 (an old fedora 7 machine) and 2.0.14 (fedora 10/ubuntu 9.04). Im connecting to the intel's in-built ipmi rom.
If i try from 2.0.14, i get:
$ solterm lan -U xxxx -P xxxxxx -H intelplus 1.1.1.1...
2009-11-06 15:26:37 UTC by shihan
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Oops, forgot to mark this closed and fixed.
2009-10-19 15:19:45 UTC by cminyard
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Ok, I've fixed this and some other similar issues in other files. The right fix was to use the variable later in the function. Thanks a bunch for pointing this out.
2009-10-19 15:19:23 UTC by cminyard
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cminyard committed patchset 1862 of module OpenIPMI to the Open IPMI CVS repository, changing 6 files.
2009-10-19 15:18:14 UTC by cminyard
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For source code file OpenIPMI-2.0.14/unix/posix_thread_os_hnd.c
function set_gdbm_filename
I notice the following code
nname = strdup(name);
if (!nname)
return ENOMEM;
and local variable nname is no longer used in the function.
Suggest delete dead code and remove the memory leak.
2009-10-19 09:25:21 UTC by dcb314
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Well, the source files should have the proper licenses in them. The libraries is LGPL (or in a few cases BSD), and anything that is a program is GPL..
2009-09-26 00:34:52 UTC by cminyard
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I'm having difficulty identifying which portions of the project are covered by GPL and which portions are LGPL. For example, in the OpenIPMI-2.0.16, there's a COPYING file with the GPL license but various source files have LGPL text.
Could you clarify the various licenses that are applicable to the project.
2009-09-22 14:06:58 UTC by gwilliamson
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cminyard committed patchset 1861 of module OpenIPMI to the Open IPMI CVS repository, changing 2 files.
2009-09-15 02:27:10 UTC by cminyard
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I forgot to mention that the link you mention doesn't work.
2009-09-03 12:44:12 UTC by cminyard
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That's interesting. If Intel is willing to publish specifications, it probably wouldn't be too hard to redirect to a device or file on the local system.
2009-09-03 12:26:05 UTC by cminyard
