- Do not send ICMPv4 responses for packets with a broadcast destination
address.
- Do not send DstUnreachable with ProtoUnreachable on receipt of a
packet with an unknown protocol with a non-unicast destination
address.
- Do not send DstUnreachable with PortUnreachable on receipt of a
UDP packet when no sockets are listening on the destination port
and the destination address is a non-unicast address.
- Send the correct amount of the original datagram when sending Destination
Unreachable error responses.
- Do not assume that a ip datagram has a payload when sending a proto
unreachable ICMPv4 error response.
- Add tests to iface tests.
- Ensure ICMP error responses are correctly formed when the
datagram has no payload.
- Ensure ICMP error responses are correctly handled for UDP packets
when no socket is listening on the destination port.
- Ensure the correct amount of the original payload is returned in
Destination Unreachable responses.
This is more likely to result in downstream confusion than not.
Let downstream code decide exactly what it wants to do with
an empty string; be conservative here.
- Add tests for the following
- ICMP error responses are not sent in response to broadcast requests
- ARP requests are responded to and inserted into the cache
- ARP requests for someone else are not responded to, but the sender
is still inserted in the cache
- Add the ttl member to the IpRepr
- Add the ttl member along with setters and getters to the tcp and udp
socket types
- Add unit tests for the new set_ttl parameter
- Update usage of IpRepr to include the ttl value
This is basically a rename that now calls an apple an apple,
except user code can no longer change it. It's not obvious if
user code getting the socket handle from the socket is very useful,
but it's not harmful either, so why not.
To be precise, I'm talking about IPX, AppleTalk and DECnet here,
not things like PPPoE, ATAoE, FCoE, or PTP, which make sense
to implement on top of EthernetInterface but do not work on
the same level on top of it as IP.
We can easily (although annoyingly) do IP fragmentation with
the assembler now, so I don't see *any* features that are apriori
impossible to implement anymore.
whitequark
Dan Robertson
Philipp Oppermann
Dan Robertson
Egor Karavaev
Steffen Butzer