I fixed the other problems, which were due to my Makefile errors,
missing dependencies and dbdExpand.pl not dying on error. Then I looked
at this one:
On 09/22/2014 06:13 PM, Andrew Johnson wrote:
> tux% ./epicsSockResolveTest
> 1..33
> Bail out! hostToIPAddr() is broken, testing not possible
> Abort
The test used is this:
if (hostToIPAddr("obviously.invalid.host", &addr) == 0) {
testAbort("hostToIPAddr() is broken, testing not possible");
}
tux% host obviously.invalid.host
obviously.invalid.host has address 127.0.53.53
obviously.invalid.host mail is handled by 10
your-dns-needs-immediate-attention.host.
Oops! There is now a gTLD 'host'. I changed the above code to look up
"obviously-invalid-host" instead.
- Andrew
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