| Patch | Description | Author | Forwarded | Bugs | Origin | Last update |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 001_missing_sockaddr_ll | Linux kernel log: [ 29.812929] pppd uses obsolete (PF_INET,SOCK_PACKET) It's caused by missing the definition of HAVE_STRUCT_SOCKADDR_LL - Add struct sockaddr_ll checks based on the original rp-pppoe code The struct is defined in kernel header include/uapi/linux/if_packet.h based on https://elixir.bootlin.com/linux/latest/A/ident/sockaddr_ll, thus we should check the header file as well. sll_family is picked arbitrarily, just make sure struct sockaddr_ll is working. - remove pppd/plugins/pppoe/config.h from AC_CONFIG_HEADERS, and use pppd/config.h directly, I cannot generate corrent config.h with HAVE_STRUCT_SOCKADDR_LL defined. |
no | ||||
| chat_man | chat(8): document the TIMEOUT directive | no | ||||
| pppoatm_resolver_light | disable unneeded code in the pppoatm plugin This patch halves the size of the PPPoA plugin by disabling features which are never used with normal DSL connections (i.e. parsing of QoS configuration directives and DNS resolution of VP/VC addresses). It is especially useful for install images and embedded systems. A next step could be removing text2qos.c, text2atm.c, misc.c and ans.c and encourage users interested in the complete features to link the plugin with the real libatm. I really doubt anybody cares, anyway. |
no | ||||
| pppoe_noads | no | |||||
| 011_scripts_redialer.diff | no | |||||
| ppp-2.3.11-oedod.dif | Upstream said: " Hmmm, dial-on-demand was never tested with the sync option, and in fact I don't know what devices would use that option. To be accepted, the patch would need a sign-off and a description that explained the changes in the patch - in particular, what the large lump of code added to demand_rexmit() is doing. " |
yes | ||||
| 010_scripts_README.diff | no | |||||
| resolv.conf_no_log | no | |||||
| zzz_config | Debian-specific changes. | no | ||||
| pppd-soname-hack.patch | Add a SONAME to the pppd binary This hack inserts a SONAME into the pppd binary, which allows us to run dpkg-gensymbols/dh_makeshlibs over the resulting binary. This is useful so that we can use Debian's standard build infrastructure to help track the ppp binary's ABI, which is used by plugins. |
Chris Boot <bootc@debian.org> | not-needed | 2015-12-05 |