Expose Linux' cork functionality which allows us to aggregate TCP data in a
controlled manner. Unfortunately there is no equivalent for Windows.
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CMake doesn't handle convenience libraries as nicely as autotools does. We
need to be explicit with -fPIC here as we use these in libvnc.so.
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Building the Xvnc server requires libtool control files of rdr, rfb,
network and Xregion, which a cmake build will NOT produce, this macro
tries to create a libtool control file *.la for the specified target
with libdependencies for a static library target.
Due to the automake part of Xvnc references to libtool files in source
tree you need to build vncviewer using cmake in the source tree.
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Using a fixed port range with -via can cause a race condition between multiple vncviewer instances, whereby one instance calls bind() and finds the port to be free, then another instance calls bind() and finds the same port to be free, because the first instance hasn't started the SSH tunnel on it yet. This patch works around the issue by using ephemeral ports. All known modern O/S's increment the ephemeral port number by 1 after bind(), so the port is effectively "reserved" after bind(), and this prevents another vncviewer instance from trying to reserve the same port.
[Layout] Added os/net.[ch]. They will include wrappers for missing IPv6
capabilities and should hide common networking related differences
between OSs
[Port] Implement IPv4-only version of inet_ntop for OSs which doesn't have it
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After discussion with Constantin reverted 2433, 2434, 2436, 2437 and 2438
(build automation and i18n changes). Latest server changes (2439 and 2440)
are OK.
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Pierre Ossman
DRC
Henrik Andersson
Adam Tkac
Peter Åstrand
Constantin Kaplinsky