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This mimics what ospfd does, and avoids a (mostly harmless)
use-after-free. Delay suggested by claudio@, ok florian@
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ok millert@
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ibuf, buf_read to ibuf_read, READ_BUF_SIZE to IBUF_READ_SIZE.
ok henning gilles claudio jacekm deraadt
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When interfaces go up/down the demotion counter of the
specified group is decreased/increased.
ok henning@
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a string.
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keys are not strings so a) use u_int8_t instead of char and b) uses memcpy
to copy the full MAX_SIMPLE_AUTH_LEN resp. MD5_DIGEST_LENGTH bytes around.
The parser needs some special code to ensure that the string is not to long
and if it is shorter then the buffer the rest needs to be zero padded.
Avoid to use strncpy() instead use a bzero(); memcpy() combo.
with and OK deraadt@
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higly recommended in the rfc.
tested by me and OK claudio@
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OK claudio@ henning@
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OK claudio@ henning@
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started by Michele Marchetto some time ago by using the imsg/three process framework
of ospfd. He implemented most of the daemon with a little help and guidance from
Claudio and I.
Currently the daemon is more or less complete, with the exception of key lifetime
and rollover.
Not yet connected to the builds.
OK claudio@
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