Adding two new functions (UpnpSendAdvertisementLowPower and
UpnpUnRegisterRootDeviceLowPower) which can be used to specify values
for the three SSDP headers defined by UPnP Low Power. Those headers are
Powerstate, SleepPeriod and RegistrationState.
(cherry picked from commit 98e4f938d6)
Add a new UpnpRegisterRootDevice4 which allow user to specify a
description URL to be returned for legacy CPs (for example, CPs
searching for a v1 when the device is v2). Most of those CPs does not
work if they found a v2 in the XML description, so this new function is
only used to solve interoperability issues.
(cherry picked from commit 11f9a2bafe)
Currently, in sock_read_write function, if the timeout is 0, pupnp
realizes a "blocking" select (with an infinite timeout). With this
patch, if timeout is set to 0, pupnp will realize a "polling" select
and returns immediately if it can not read or write on the socket. This
is very useful for GENA notifications when pupnp is trying to send
events to a disconnected Control Point. "Blocking" select can now be
done by putting a negative timeout value.
IPv6 is currently broken in latest release of branch-1.6.x, so find
a patch attached that correct the issue (small fixes on define,
undef and retVal).
(cherry picked from commit 55d581481f)
This is a follow up from issue 6 in tracker id 3056713: calling UpnpSetMaxContentLength() by passing '0' disables the content length checking. This is useful for developing some prototype applications that deal with a lot of XML/SOAP data, and for debugging.
The corresponding c file change is already in the pupnp tree. Copy/pasting the relevant block of code here for clarity:
In upnp/src/genlib/net/http/httpreadwrite.c:
if (g_maxContentLength > 0 && parser->content_length > (unsigned int)g_maxContentLength) {
*http_error_code = HTTP_REQ_ENTITY_TOO_LARGE;
line = __LINE__;
ret = UPNP_E_OUTOF_BOUNDS;
goto ExitFunction;
}
This block of code checks only does the bounds check if g_maxContentLength > 0, and it's only place g_maxContentLength is checked.
Attached is a patch against the latest sources.
* New internal buffer added to store global/ula IPV6 address.
* Macros to test whether an IPV6 address is global or ula.
* UpnpGetServerUlaGuaIp6Address(): added interface.
* IN6_IS_ADDR_GLOBAL, IN6_IS_ADDR_ULA: new macros.
* gIF_IPV6_ULA_GUA: new buffer.
* UpnpRegisterRootDevice3(): Change to the test of already registered
devices for IPV6.
* UpnpGetIfInfo(): gua/ula issues.
Patch submitted by Ronan Menard.
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(void) argument list.
Submitted By: zephyrus ( zephyrus00jp )
In a publicly installed headers, a few functions are declared without any
arguments at all, a la "()".
When I used gcc's -Wimplict and -Wstrict-prototypes to check for the
mismatch of
function prototype declarations and their usage in my own program,
some headers from libupnp-1.6.6 produced warnings.
They are not strictly bugs, but pretty much annoying. This is 2009, and
almost all the important compilers
understand ISO-C.
So the offending functions are declared as "(void") to show that they have
no arguments at all.
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Seems like SF's tracker won't let me add a patch to someone else's issue ?!
This refers to https://sourceforge.net/support/tracker.php?aid=2724578
The calls to inet_ntoa are in getlocalhostname(), which is called from
UpnpInit when it is returning the bound IP address.
UpnpInit/getlocalhostname hasn't been updated to IPv6, I presume this is
deliberate so that it doesn't start returning IPv6 addresses and
overwriting the caller's IPv4-sized allocation.
The attached patch just updates getlocalhostname to use inet_ntop instead
of inet_ntoa, and also documents the fact that UpnpInit is IPv4 only whilst
UpnpInnit2 is both IPv4 and IPv6.
A fuller solution might be to change UpnpInit to use some variant on
UpnpGetIfInfo. UpnpInit could still be left as IPv4 only if desired -
perhaps UpnpGetIfInfo could take an option for the desired address family.
getlocalhostname and its own copy of the interface scanning code would then
be redundant. I don't have IPv6 capability here though so I'm reluctant to
change the IPv6 code, as I have no way to test it.
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