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SubjectRe: revoke()?
On Tue, 6 Jan 1998, Matthew Kirkwood wrote:
> Hi,
>
[..]
> BSD revoke takes only a pathname. This is both dull and inflexible.
> Let's have some more arguments!
Umm... because then it takes away the idea of making porting easyer...
perhaps revoke_new?

[...]
> Matthew.
>
> PS. Is there any reason why I shouldn't hack /proc/PID/fd to show symlinks
> to "IP:port", or whatever? (Except for the fact that it would be ugly
> with my setup for ls --color :-)
Umm... I don't think thats possible withought some serious oddity. Also, I
don't like the format, try this on for size: (uppercase letters are literal)
UDP:port or TCP:port or TCP:my_ip:port->their_ip:port.

-=- James Mastros

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K: A person is smart; people are dumb, panicky animals and you know it.
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