I was a little eager sending that previous patch, here's one which actually works.. I had to stop using Socks4a as I found out it doesn't work with SSH dynamic port forwarding, the main reason I wanted to use that was so DNS lookups could happen on the server, which helps for things like Akamai. (SOCKS 5 would be nice, but it's harder to write).
Monsieur Video wrote:
I was a little eager sending that previous patch, here's one which actually works..
I had to stop using Socks4a as I found out it doesn't work with SSH dynamic port forwarding, the main reason I wanted to use that was so DNS lookups could happen on the server, which helps for things like Akamai. (SOCKS 5 would be nice, but it's harder to write).
I guess we're taking it as a given that all code anyone contributes to rtmpdump is also under GPLv2? And that people committing code into the repo own the rights to their changes, or have otherwise been authorized to commit the changes? Put another way - how do you want to be credited for this patch? Reading the patch reminds me that sooner or later we'll have to think about IPv6 support... -- hyc
I guess we're taking it as a given that all code anyone contributes to rtmpdump is also under GPLv2? And that people committing code into the repo own the rights to their changes, or have otherwise been authorized to commit the changes?
Put another way - how do you want to be credited for this patch?
Yes, GPLv2 is fine. Credit me as 'Monsieur Video' please.
Hi, I hadn't realized strndup wasn't portable, here's a patch against svn that makes it work on non-GNU systems, plus it removes the silly use of snprintf.
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