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57 lines
1.8 KiB
C++
57 lines
1.8 KiB
C++
--- network.cc.orig 2008-02-22 16:51:22.000000000 +0100
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+++ network.cc 2008-12-29 11:24:10.000000000 +0100
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@@ -566,6 +566,7 @@
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strcpy(HostName,"local pipe");
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snprintf(HostAddress,96,"pipe[%d,%d]",pin,pout);
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Quiet=0;
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+ use_execve=0;
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MaxWaitTime = 60000.0; // 1 minute
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}
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@@ -577,6 +578,7 @@
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strcpy(HostAddress,"unknown");
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memset(HelperBin,0,512);
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Quiet=0;
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+ use_execve=0;
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handshake.erase();
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MaxWaitTime = 60000.0; // 1 minute
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}
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@@ -612,6 +614,25 @@
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Port=port;
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g_strlcpy(HostName,host,128);
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+ // Special handling for timeseal on FreeBSD:
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+ //
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+ // On FreeBSD, the games/timeseal port provides an a.out timeseal
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+ // binary. However, a.out support is disabled by default on FreeBSD
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+ // >= 5.x. If the a.out kernel module is not loaded, or if a.out
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+ // support is not compiled into the kernel, execvp()ing timeseal
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+ // will not return (because it fallbacks to the shell when execve()
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+ // returns NOEXEC): eboard will not notice the failure (in
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+ // PipeConnection::open()) and will therefore not fallback to a
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+ // direct connection.
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+ //
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+ // We solve the problem by executing timeseal with execve(), which
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+ // will fail if a.out support is not available. Note that unlike
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+ // execvp(), execve() does not search for the program in the path,
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+ // but this is not a problem since eboard uses the absolute path to
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+ // timeseal.
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+ if (! strcmp(helperbin, "timeseal"))
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+ use_execve = 1;
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+
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// build helper path
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if (helpersuffix)
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snprintf(z,256,"%s.%s",helperbin,helpersuffix);
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@@ -728,7 +749,10 @@
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dup2(1,2);
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setpgid(getpid(),0); // to broadcast SIGKILL later
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- execvp(HelperBin,arguments);
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+ if (use_execve)
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+ execve(HelperBin,arguments,NULL);
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+ else
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+ execvp(HelperBin,arguments);
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write(1,"exec failed\n",12);
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global.debug("exec failed",HelperBin);
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_exit(2); // eek
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