-IPv6 in Condor, a developer's perspective
+IPv6 in HTCondor, a developer's perspective
See also HowToEnableIpvSix .
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@
/src/condor_includes/condor_netaddr.h
-=condor_netaddr= exists to encapsulate the idea of a subnet. It's built on top of condor_sockaddr, adding a count for how many bits to mask off. At the moment it's only being used to validate that a subset string can be parsed, but should eventually be used in any situation where Condor is checking that a given address is within a given subset (ie security).
+=condor_netaddr= exists to encapsulate the idea of a subnet. It's built on top of condor_sockaddr, adding a count for how many bits to mask off. At the moment it's only being used to validate that a subset string can be parsed, but should eventually be used in any situation where HTCondor is checking that a given address is within a given subset (ie security).
@@ -74,7 +74,7 @@
{subsubsection:condor_sockaddr to IP address (as a string)}
-_You almost certainly don't want this._ If you're looking for something to pass between daemons, perhaps in a {quote: ClassAd} or on a command line, use a sinful string. If you're looking for something to put into a log or error message, still use a sinful string. While officially opaque, they are also designed to be human readable enough to be useful in log messages, and using the sinful string ensures that no information is lost. If you absolutely must (perhaps to pass it to a non-Condor program) use condor_sockaddr::to_ip_string() and condor_sockaddr::to_ip_string() in /src/condor_includes/condor_sockaddr.h
+_You almost certainly don't want this._ If you're looking for something to pass between daemons, perhaps in a {quote: ClassAd} or on a command line, use a sinful string. If you're looking for something to put into a log or error message, still use a sinful string. While officially opaque, they are also designed to be human readable enough to be useful in log messages, and using the sinful string ensures that no information is lost. If you absolutely must (perhaps to pass it to a non-HTCondor program) use condor_sockaddr::to_ip_string() and condor_sockaddr::to_ip_string() in /src/condor_includes/condor_sockaddr.h
