Transport independent RPC portmapper
Rpcbind is a replacement for portmap. Whereas portmap supports only UDP
and TCP transports over INET (IPv4), rpcbind can be configured to work
on various transports supported by the TI-RPC. This includes TCP and
UDP over IPv6. Moreover, rpcbind provides additional functions in
regards to portmap.
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Filename | Size | Changed |
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0001-systemd-add-support-for-system-bus-activation |
0000022319 21.8 KB | |
move-lock-file-to-run-fs.patch | 0000000460 460 Bytes | |
pmap_set.c | 0000001432 1.4 KB | |
rpcbind-0.2.0_git201103171419.tar.bz2 | 0000049419 48.3 KB | |
rpcbind-journal.patch | 0000017209 16.8 KB | |
rpcbind-systemd-notify.patch | 0000000567 567 Bytes | |
rpcbind.changes | 0000006652 6.5 KB | |
rpcbind.spec | 0000003695 3.61 KB | |
rpcbind.xml | 0000002865 2.8 KB | |
socket-activation-don-t-unlink-socket-we-didn-t-cr |
0000001905 1.86 KB | |
socket-activation-fix-rpcbind-service-to-use-separ |
0000003204 3.13 KB | |
sysconfig.rpcbind | 0000000173 173 Bytes |
Revision 32 (latest revision is 69)
Stephan Kulow (coolo)
accepted
request 181586
from
Marcus Meissner (msmeissn)
(revision 32)
- rpcbind-systemd-notify.patch make systemd service type "notify" this is almost the same as the default but with the difference that the daemon now is able to to notify systemd when it finished startup hence avoiding a race condition in where startup is faster than the process finishing its own internal setup routines. (forwarded request 181216 from elvigia)
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