Activity for Bernd Eckenfels
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Bernd Eckenfels committed [07bade] on Code
README: Mention Weblate translation server and new languages
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Translated using Weblate (Catalan)
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Added translation using Weblate (Catalan)
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Translated using Weblate (Japanese)
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Translated using Weblate (German)
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Update translation files
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po: Update Georgian translation
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Revert 55c95c0
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Merge translation updates from Debian.
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Change interface name length overflow to warning.
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yes also an good option. i cant imagine some scripts using that value, so a illegal character should not break it. so i agree, we just print ?? for the digits we know we did not get info,
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can you compare it to ip link as well please? (yes we can lowecase it as well) - i wonder if we should orint the address truncated instead of 0 filled, then its less confusing
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Make netstat host name truncations obvious
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one option would be to use only ".." as its not legal in addresses or hostnames and only wastes 2 char..
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sorry for commenting so late i am not sure about this, since it will lose 4 characters, people should use the text only for informational purpose and when rhey need details use the -W flag. we could consider printing a warning but then again rhat might be annoying and/or break scripts. so i am inclined to change nothing, however i have here a code simplification (and it also truncates overly long service names) https://github.com/ecki/net-tools/commit/5ed46d54370af613f14e52428e7815a4ae69b8c2
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netstat(8) treat ipx port numbers in host byte order (fixing display on little-endian systems)
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thanks for the patch, merged now
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netstat(8) treat ipx port numbers in host byte order (fixing display on little-endian systems)
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thanks for the ptch and sorry I somehow missed it (did not even know SF has merge requests :), do you happen to have ib hardware? can you post the output before and after the patch? what i am wondering, is the kernel still claiming its address type ether? or can we maybe format this with thr more usuak 0000:0000.. quad format based on the address type?
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Fix sprintf that should be snprintf
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thanks, no idea how that got lost :)thanks!
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ifconfig buffer overflow in ax25 and netrom
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ifconfig buffer overflow (net-tools 3.14-alpha)
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I fixed the buffer sizes for NETROM_print and AX25_print in the master branch (with some additional hardening using snprintf) Would be good Bernd and Bernard if you can test it. I am not sure how to deal with longer callsigns, but at least they wont crash it.
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I dont think we Need Futter help, the bug is unzerstood and easy to fix, I think it is even found in more places, so it takes a good come through the source to fix all places. If you want you can help with that, specifically looking at the smaller stack buffers in various functions.other than that I just had no time to code it up myself, a GitHub PR can speed this up a bit.Gruß,Bernd-- https://bernd.eckenfels.net Von: bugs@net-tools.p.re.sourceforge.net <bugs@net-tools.p.re.sourceforge.net> im Auftrag...
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is there anything needed to trigger a translation lr ill you monitor upstream automatically? i think i will do the next release without major structural changes but after that i remove the i10n dirs for manoages when you deal with distributions, they might have their own copies (for example hostname)
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thanks for the files Bernard, do all 3 stations crash? i would agree woth Martin, its not q optimizer problem, but those optimisations are know to chqmge the packing qnd therefore can trigger crashes more easily. but fixing the overflow should be enough to avoid it.
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thanks for debugging, will make sure that buffer cant overflow in the future. can you maybe add your /proc/net/ax25 file for testing (not sure that actually works without ioctl, but at least i can validate the kernel version view)
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it is now fixed by debian in bug#1106147 in dsa-5923-2
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ifconfig can no logner collect stats for RX/TX packets by Linux kernel 6.6 or later
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ifconfig can no logner collect stats for RX/TX packets by Linux kernel 6.6 or later
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yes and no, net-tools is obsoleted by iproute2 and retired. however the function you mention normally works. i suspect that debian and ubuntu backported a (broken) security fix and forgot to add the regression fix commit https://sourceforge.net/p/net-tools/code/ci/ddb0e375fb9ca95bb69335540b85bbdaa2714348/ if you can report it thrm to them that would be fine, otherwise i can try to do so. you can also tell them they missed more of the security fix commits.
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Update ifconfig.c: describe internal error condition
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Prevent null pointer dereference in ifconfig.c
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i dont think it works without strlen the first part can be up to 6, in the example from Bernard it is only 5. we could exit the loop and use i instead of strlen, though.
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po: Add Georgian translation
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slattach: Support tty speeds 230400 to 4000000.
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statistics: Show recvbuf/sendbuf errors for IPv6+UDP.
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statistics: Add checksum errors for UDP.
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fix minor miss in route man (fr_FR)
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fix typos in netstat man (de_DE)
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fix decoding of MII vendor ids
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looks like the snprintf in ax should be easy tonfund with your contributed info, 2ill let you know. is that some malicious host or just regilsr enabled kernel? has it aftually such hardware? maybe you can share the related proc files, meanwhile? thanks ait for reporting!
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looks like the snprintf in ax should be easy tonfund with your contributed info, 2ill let you know. is that some malicious host or just regilsr enabled kernel? has it aftually such hardware? maybe you can share the related proc files, meanwhile? thanks ait for reporting - whats the 3.14 refering to?
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hello Helge, we are not doing translations ourself, we just merged request from helpful contributors. how they do the translation or corrections I am not sure. They might have used po4a before. They can always run the tool themself. but if you think we can aid that process with an addition to the makefile, i am all for it. i will merge such a patch (i am just not planning to read up on this translation tool. keep in mind net-tools is mostly obsolete these days.) but i think that was not the point...
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while searching around looks like old init ecripts used the file to prepopulate arp tables, not sure of this is a good thing but since RH issued an errata for it... https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=696788 (but thats very old rhel6)
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while seqrching around looks like old init ecripts used the file to prepopulate arp tables, not sure of this is a good thing but since RH issued an errata for it... https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=696788 (but thats very old rhel6)
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yes good point (just changed my domment). i am not sure but i thought wireshark, tcpdump (ibm manpage says so, linux manpage does not) and arpd also use it.
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just to mention another conflict, the hostname package has its own manpage, its a fork of net-tools.
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yes good point (just chsnged my domment)
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oh just a comment, given that sooner or later net-tools is optional package it makes sense to move some of tne more generic manpages out of it. i dont know where they would go, is the manpwges project used for those base pages? in that case ether(5) feel free to adopt them, i would then delete all languages from this package. however the tools specific pages should remain. This is asuming other tools besides arp(8) would use the file, not really sure about that. they should then be added as links...
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oh just a comment, given that sooner or later net-tools is optional package it makes sense to move some of tne more generic manpages out of it. i dont know where they would go, is the manpwges project used for those base pages? in that case ether(5) feel free to adopt them, i would then delete all languages from this package. however the tools specific pages should remain.
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Hello, I don’t really have a plan or idea about translations. We regularly accept pull requests but have no means to verify or refresh them. If you have a better source in Debian feel free toexclude those files from the package. However i would feel the natural place to keep those contributions would be in the upstream project. So if you have a fixed ether.5 please send the patch. same is probably true for adding po4a (but i dont know what it is and what it is used for) Gruss Bernd
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I maintain a clone of it on GitHub here: https://github.com/ecki/net-tools
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For a new and active project I would probably change it, but in this maintenance mode i would not expect much discussions and dont want to split the communication. we do accept PR and issues on github (and i pushed the missing commits).
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</div><div><div> <div dir="ltr">Hello,</div><div dir="ltr"><br></div><div dir="ltr">I maintain a clone of it o GitHub here: <a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://github.com/ecki/net-tools">https://github.com/ecki/net-tools</a></div><div dir="ltr"><br></div><div dir="ltr">Gruss</div><div dir="ltr">Bernd</div><div id="ms-outlook-mobile-signature"><div style="direction:ltr">-- </div><div style="direction:ltr">http://bernd.eckenfels.net</div></div> </div> Von: bugs@net-tools.p.re.sourceforge.net...
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</div><div><div> <div dir="ltr"><span style="caret-color:rgb(0, 0, 0);background-color:rgb(255, 255, 255);display:inline !important">Can’t remember I think I was inspired by BSD tools but not sure. I would agree to change pointtopoint, because PROMISC might be more security critical (even when the linked patch modified it from M to P …)</span><br></div> <div id="ms-outlook-mobile-signature"><div><br></div><div>Gruss</div><div dir="ltr">Bernd</div><div style="direction:ltr">-- </div><div style="direction:ltr">http://bernd.eckenfels.net</div></div>...
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Fix typo in french man
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this might be related to this github issue and a gentoo patch (for musl?) https://github.com/ecki/net-tools/issues/14
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net-tools 2.10 released
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hm, I am not sure if we need many sort options, however sorting by metric/prefixlength to find the most applicable route seems to be an good additional criteria.
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you have to change the default in the source, it is 100 and cant be changed as a URL parameter. You can limit it on the statement, possibly your Pool implementation can be configured to set that on the new statements. https://github.com/seeburger-ag/jTDS/blob/jTDS_1.3_(stable)-seeburger/src/main/net/sourceforge/jtds/jdbc/JtdsStatement.java#L87
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unfortunatelly yes since the default is no (you may of course recompile this)
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... and if you specify the correct port you dont need to specify the instance name, it just slows down resolving and need the SQL Browser service which is no longer available by default.
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the 1.3.1 versions on maven central ave the XA emulation code working, not sure about the native/full XA support (but if you need that most likely the MS driver is better anyway)
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Why would you want to use any version older than 1.3.1? Anyway, the Kerberos readme was added in 2.x and since this is not yet available it was backported to 1.3.x here: https://sourceforge.net/p/jtds/code/1236/ which is not included in 1.3.0
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David, I would not expect any upstream (here) releases anymore, it has been silent for years. There are a few forks/local builds where you get (some) patches, but I think all of them are basically on the 1.3.1 version. Having said that, this version does work for me for later SQL servers. So did you actually try it and are you sure you need a new release? (besides not beeng able to use later features of cause).
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Ah yes you are probably right comm is the beter source for this case. I think there have been some discussion around that before (which I cannot find) regarding possible argv[0] changes of running programs as well as symlinks. Did you notice any changed names with your patch besides the one in question here? But as long as we do not want to try to pass the cmdline correctly (which I guess is not even possible as the quotes are not preserved) switching to comm would be better (I guess I would root...
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Spell checking for German netstat manpage (#9)
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I have a fork of jtds, if you want to submit a pull request against it, I will integrate it. We still use jtds for better performance (however I am not sure how long) https://github.com/seeburger-ag/jtds feel free to expore the 1.3-seeburger branch which has some parches which float around alrrady integrated.
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BTW I think its not a good idea to open TDS connections from a mobile app to a database,...
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Check your port setting in the sql server configuration tool. It is unlikely that...
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Can you tell us which of the 3 ERRORx cases your error is? You should also use e.toString()...
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Thanks Christopher for the note, the file is already the latest version in Git since...
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COPYING is obsolete
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Fixed with https://sourceforge.net/p/net-tools/code/ci/452f8e2e9087cc064afc71d38df61300557a7fb2/...
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hostname -s fails on resolver problems / inconsitent with debian
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Hard to say without any error message or other diagnostics, but I strongly suspect...
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netstat: unrecognized option -> non-zero exit code
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Rename all references to axattach to kissattach.
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I mirror the repo on github.com/ecki/net-tools, and it is up-to-date (now) on commit...
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Update git mirror
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It sure qualifies. I am not sure if the distributions would be particular happy,...
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no new release for long time
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The instanceName is only used for looking up the port with the help of the SQL Browser...
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You need to forward the connection to the instance port. You can see that in the...
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route: bluetooth support is not documented and does not work
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Merged: 34ea18c netstat: Fix short options for --l2cap and --rfcomm 2246c64 pathnames:...
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Thanks: Lubomir
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pathnames: Bluetooth stuff is now in debugfs
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man: Document Bluetooth options
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netstat: Fix short options for --l2cap and --rf...
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netstat.8: bump date
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route: bluetooth support is not documented and does not work
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First version of a contributors acknowledgement...
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(NB: i chose to fail the operation as this was the intended old behaviour (the problem...
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route(8) fails to add rules in some cases but returns non-error (0).
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Thanks Conrad, a bugfix [d621c2] is commited to the master.
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[Bug#22] Return non-zero exit code if route arg...
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