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Authored by sef on Feb 14 2019, 6:08 AM.
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Another one we've had at iXsystems for a while -- although the code there uses a file in /etc, which did not strike me as the best way to do it. This allows us to switch between active and passive servers.

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OK from manpages.

Please remember to bump the date in the manual before committing.

This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Feb 14 2019, 8:50 AM

Looks ok to me. (I'll admit I don't understand when it is useful, but that's ok.;-)
The one change I might suggest is a sanity check for the strlen() of the "-V" optarg
being <= MAXHOSTNAMELEN.

I see that you use strlcpy(), so the code is safe w.r.t. not overflowing the buffer on
the stack, but it would result in a truncated hostname and confusion later, for the
case where "strlen(optarg) > MAXHOSTNAMELEN.

Fixed the date in the man page (although I guess it's already wrong :)), and don't set the virtual host if it's too long.

This revision now requires review to proceed.Feb 15 2019, 7:18 AM

Thanks for adding the strlen() check. I am going to be nitpicky and suggest an
error message be printed (not sure if the nfsd should fail or just log an error?),
since silently ignoring the "-V" argument could cause confusion too, I think?

Thanks for adding the strlen() check. I am going to be nitpicky and suggest an
error message be printed (not sure if the nfsd should fail or just log an error?),
since silently ignoring the "-V" argument could cause confusion too, I think?

I didn't think it should fail, and since it's a daemon I'd have to have logging set up
to really have a meaningful error; that's why I just let it silently ignore it. I can
put out a warnx call easily enough.

Warn if the virtual hostname argument is too long. (Note that this is only a warning.)

Looks fine to me now. Thanks, rick

This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Feb 15 2019, 11:51 PM
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