Printing IP address to log file should be considered since existing layout may not work well.
{section: Current Condor Code Base}
-sockaddr_in is used in many areas and also unsigned long is used to hold IP address.
+As noted earlier, Condor source has 576 lines that uses obsolete BSD functions.
-There are many places to change. For example, in sock.h,{linebreak}
+What makes problem complicated is that unsigned long is used to hold IP address. There are many places to change. For example, in sock.h,{linebreak}
{code}
unsigned int Sock::get_ip_int()
unsigned int Sock::peer_ip_int()
{endcode}
It uses 'unsigned int' to pass IP address.
+class Sock already has abstraction of BSD socket interface. But, IP address escapes from this class by returning it as an 4 byte int and sockaddr_in. It is required to check whether there are codes that directly calls BSD socket interface.
+
{section: The method of Attack}
Having some network abstraction classes, single IP address class that deals both IPv4 and IPv6. So, nobody uses sockaddr, sockaddr_in, or plain int to represent IP address.
-{linebreak}
-{linebreak}
-class Sock already has abstraction of BSD socket interface. But, IP address escapes from this classes by returning it as an 4 byte int and sockaddr_in.
{section: Todo}
Manageable daily work-list.
