gai.conf(5): Example table
Hi,
The 'EXAMPLES' section in gai.conf(5) has a table that matches
RFC 3484; however that's not what glibc's default label table is; it's table has three extra entries:
and partially in the more readable:
https://sourceware.org/git/?p=glibc.git;a=blob;f=posix/gai.conf;h=4616ed005b2e064175c88609b6d6022a6da4d5d8;hb=HEAD#l31
I wonder if it makes sense to document glibc's default rather than the RFC default?
Dave
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Alejandro Colomar
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Hi,
The 'EXAMPLES' section ingai.conf(5)has a table that matches
RFC 3484; however that's not what glibc's default label table is; it's table has three extra entries:
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and partially in the more readable:
https://sourceware.org/git/?p=glibc.git;a=blob;f=posix/gai.conf;h=4616ed005b2e064175c88609b6d6022a6da4d5d8;hb=HEAD#l31I wonder if it makes sense to document glibc's default rather than the RFC default?
Yup; feel free to send patches documenting the glibc behavior. It would also be good to note that those differences are specific to glibc.
Have a lovely New Year!
Alex
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