from being parsed out into dhcpcd-run-hooks and removes support for
DHCPv6 Prefix Delegation.
This is mainly to build a tiny dhcpcd for install media size there are more
extreme space limitations.
This breaks our hack to support both, so workaround by using GNUmakefile at
the toplevel.
Note that building a source release now requires BSD make or gmake-4
This file replaces dhcpcd-embedded.conf
This actually results in a slightly smaller binary than before and has the
added advantage that the option definitions are now all held within one file.
per interface.
Add config toggles to build dhcpcd-embedded.conf into dhcpcd or
to read it at runtime. The build process will now build .c and .h
files based on dhcpcd-embedded.conf and provide defines to reduce
the number or re-allocs if it grows (ie has the full DHCP option list).
Install dhcpcd-embedded.conf to LIBEXECDIR which is read before dhcpcd.conf.
The idea is that this dhcpcd-embedded.conf is maintained only by me to support
RFC DHCP/DHCPv6 options that require known embedded or ncapsulated options
which are not easily added to our option structures in dhcp.c and dhcp6.c.
Eventually we may move the whole structure here so that a smaller binary
is produced and the definitions are easier to maintain.
Log the PID of the signal caller
Move syslog functions out of the signal handler if we're not
exiting as it's not safe.
Close existing IPv4 sockets when restarting an interface.
Fix control handling keeping current flags and accepting new ones.
and dhcp.c
Split configure.c into script.c and move the rest into dhcp.c
This starts the goal of making the base of dhcpcd protocol agnostic and
working towards building IPv4 and/or IPv6 code only to reduce size and
allow growing any future new protocol easier.
This is automatically started when RA flags O is set.
If no DHCPv6 request options are configured in dhcpcd.conf then we
request domain servers and search lists.
instead of the kernel. dhcpcd will only do this if RA is disabled in the kernel
or dhcpcd has been instructed to do this via dhcpcd.conf(5) ipv6ra_own and
ipv6ra_own_default directives.
Send and process IPv6 Neighbor Solicitions and Adverts to prove router
reachability. If a router cannot be reached in this way then it is expired.
When debugging, all ND messages are displayed which will create a lot of log
spam.
To ease packaging, ./configure now accepts LDFLAGS and --enable-static.
