Re: [Sks-devel] port in diff- files

[Peter Palfrader]

On Wed, 12 Jan 2005, Yaron Minsky wrote:

> > address@hidden:~/tmp/sks-1.0.9$ grep -r diff- .
> > ./reconserver.ml:       log_diffs (sprintf "diff-%s.txt" (sockaddr_to_name 
> > http_addr)) hashes;
> > ./reconserver.ml:       log_diffs (sprintf "diff-%s.txt" (sockaddr_to_name 
> > http_addr)) hashes;
> > 
> >   let sockaddr_to_name sockaddr = match sockaddr with
> >       Unix.ADDR_UNIX s -> sprintf "UNIX_%s" s
> >     | Unix.ADDR_INET (addr,p) -> sprintf "%s_%d" (Unix.string_of_inet_addr 
> > addr) p
> 
> So, that does look like it's doing the right thing.  In particular,
> it's using the http address (including the HTTP port) rather than the
> port of the socket it connected on.  That should make the port numbers
> remain useful, no?

If server 1.2.3.4 in his role as recon client connects from his port
1234 to my port 11370, then it will create 1.2.3.4_1234.

Since the local port (1234 in this case) is more or less random you get
those scores of files.

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