Stephen R. van den Berg wrote:
I was not being rude. I just expressed my genuine startledness.
You were implying that I was lying to you.
I admit that I didn't read all the archives. I read the code first and found numerous spots where it was marked "Does not work" and a lot of the code broke due to different macros, and I found places which simply said "Fill in code here". So I assumed that it's not in production.
And when I told you it was used in production, you implied I was lying to you. That's rude.
I am going to make it comprehensible before resubmitting.
That's good to hear.
It might not seem like that, but I don't think I corrupted this ability. I want/need that flexibility myself, so I was very careful to preserve it.
See src/lib/dhcp.c. You deleted tons of "pairfind VP, use contents in DHCP packet".
MAC A -> DHCP server B MAC X -> DHCP server Y
Interesting. Haven't seen those "in the wild" yet. But yes, I didn't know people did this.
They *want* to do it. They either do it with horrible hacks, or they don't. They usually can't, because of the ridiculous limitations of the existing DHCP relays. Alan DeKok.