Chris Whitacre

Hi Chris, Not to step on the developers toes on this one but after staring at the code for a bit, I see the confusion now. If you look for this in the source code. for (char rangeInd = 0; kRunning && rangeInd < cfig.rangeCount && fp < maxData; rangeInd++) { MYWORD ipused = 0; MYWORD ipfree = 0; MYWORD ind = 0; for (MYDWORD iip = cfig.dhcpRanges[rangeInd].rangeStart; iip <= cfig.dhcpRanges[rangeInd].rangeEnd; iip++, ind++) { if (cfig.dhcpRanges[rangeInd].expiry[ind] != INT_MAX) { if (cfig.dhcpRanges[rangeInd].expiry[ind]...

Hi Chris, Not to step on the developers toes on this one but after staring at the code for a bit, I see the confusion now. If you look for this in the source code. for (char rangeInd = 0; kRunning && rangeInd < cfig.rangeCount && fp < maxData; rangeInd++) { MYWORD ipused = 0; MYWORD ipfree = 0; MYWORD ind = 0; for (MYDWORD iip = cfig.dhcpRanges[rangeInd].rangeStart; iip <= cfig.dhcpRanges[rangeInd].rangeEnd; iip++, ind++) { if (cfig.dhcpRanges[rangeInd].expiry[ind] != INT_MAX) { if (cfig.dhcpRanges[rangeInd].expiry[ind]...

Hi, I've used this software since the 1.71 days on both Widows and Linux without any of those kinds of issues. Perhaps it's a configuration issue between the two versions. Turn on logging and set to All if you have not already and look at the log files for signs of troubles. Perhaps post all of your configuration file minus your sensitive data of course.

On or around 3620 this line errors out. sprintf(logBuff, "Invalid Static DHCP Host MAC Addr size, ignored", sectionName); It is improperly formated missing the %s. After adding it compiles fine. OS: linux 64bit. Compiler g++ 4.72 Thanks