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--- ../proxy.c Tue Jul 6 17:42:19 1999
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+++ ../proxy.c Tue Jul 20 22:26:39 1999
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@@ -1142,7 +1142,18 @@
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}
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//
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// did we get a complete response yet?
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- if (! has_two_crlfs(s->sinbuf))
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+ //
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+
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+// this used to look for a blank line, which is a dumb way to check if we
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+// have a complete response since that only means we have a complete header.
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+// the correct method would be to check the 'Content-Length:' header, but
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+// that's too much trouble without a lot of re-writing. so this is a cheap
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+// hack to look and see if the buffer ends on a 'CRLF' pair - this might get
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+// broken if we happen to break on an end-of-line, but it's better than
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+// nothing.
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+
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+ pBuf = s->sinbuf + s->amtInServerInBuffer - 2;
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+ if ((pBuf[0] != '\r') || (pBuf[1] != '\n'))
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break;
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//
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1999-10-25 02:57:02 +00:00
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--- ../proxy.c.orig Sat Oct 16 10:29:52 1999
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+++ ../proxy.c Sat Oct 16 10:30:01 1999
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@@ -127,7 +127,9 @@
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//int gUDPPortMin = 4000;
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//int gUDPPortMax = 65535;
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-int gProxyIP = -1;
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+#define ANY_ADDRESS -1
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+
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+int gProxyIP = ANY_ADDRESS;
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int gMaxPorts = 0;
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unsigned long gBytesReceived = 0;
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unsigned long gLastPacketsReceived = 0;
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unsigned long gLastPacketsSent = 0;
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-#define ANY_ADDRESS -1
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/**********************************************/
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#if defined(unix)
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add_rtsp_port_listener(listening_port);
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//
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- gProxyIP = get_local_ip_address();
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+ //gProxyIP = get_local_ip_address();
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//
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// compile regular expressions for RTSP
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