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kernel build failed, if IPSEC is *not* defined: ../../../../netinet/in_proto.c:214: error: 'etherip_input' undeclared here (not in a function) ../../../../netinet/in_proto.c:216: error: 'etherip_sysctl' undeclared here (not in a function) got OK from claudio@ need one more. OK? Index: in_proto.c =================================================================== RCS file: /cvs/src/sys/netinet/in_proto.c,v retrieving revision 1.53 diff -u -p -r1.53 in_proto.c --- in_proto.c 11 May 2010 ...

hi libevent has this clever stuff to reinitialise signals if the backend requires it after calling event_reinit() (typically called after fork()). unfortunately, it isn't enabled for poll and select, so both parent and child continue to use the same socketpair for signals. one byte is written into this socketpair to wake up the main event loop on a signal, so there is an occasional race between the processes to read this byte, causing the losing process to hang, blocked in recv(). this ...

This seems like a good idea to me. Code looks correct though I can't immediately think of a way to test. ok krw@.

Ugh, I start to see pink elephants and IPv6 in places where there isn't. I think I should go and see a doctor :)

One thing I ran into when testing (which I knew before, but forgot) was that the autoconfigured link-local addresses are excluded from carp, so unless you configure a real address you won't see any announcement Yes, I agree. ok.

That sounds good. I missed that stuff, I didn't think it was much different from 4.7 to current when I submitted the PR. I'll retest. Thanks, Chris