After some pitiful 'ltrace'ing on my part, I have narrowed down my
problem with 'courieresmtp' to the the following lib. calls. I am
imposing, once again on the group, to ask if anyone knows the code well
enough to localize what is happening in the trace below. For the life
of me, I can't figure out what is being done here. Here goes:
[pid 9889] malloc(12) = 0x08068dc8
[pid 9889] __strdup(0xbffff410, 0xbffff400, 0xbffff3e8, 0x400134c0,
0xbffff3f0)
= 0x08068dd8
[pid 9889] strcmp("<outside I/F addr>", "127.0.0.1") = 1
[pid 9889] malloc(12) = 0x08068de8
[pid 9889] __strdup(0xbffff430, 0xbffff3f0, 0xbffff3e8, 0x400134c0,
0xbffff3f0)
= 0x08068df8
[pid 9889] strcmp("<inside I/F addr>", "127.0.0.1") = 1
[pid 9889] strcmp("<inside I/F addr>", "<outside I/F addr>") = -1
[pid 9889] malloc(12) = 0x08068e08
[pid 9889] __strdup(0xbffff450, 0xbffff3f0, 0xbffff3e8, 0x400134c0,
0xbffff3f0)
= 0x08068e18
[pid 9889] strcmp("<WAP I/F addr>", "127.0.0.1") = 1
[pid 9889] strcmp("<WAP I/F addr>", "<outside I/F addr>") = -1
[pid 9889] strcmp("<WAP I/F addr>", "<inside I/F addr>") = -1
[pid 9889] malloc(12) = 0x08068e28
[pid 9889] __strdup(0xbffff470, 0xbffff3f0, 0xbffff3e8, 0x400134c0,
0xbffff3f0)
= 0x08068e38
[pid 9889] strcmp("<outside I/F addr>", "127.0.0.1") = 1
[pid 9889] strcmp("<outside I/F addr>", "<outside I/F addr>") = 0
[pid 9889] strcmp("<outside I/F addr>", "<outside I/F addr>") = 0
.... <ad nauseum>
So... What section of code incrementally test's the machine's interface
IP addresses to 127.0.0.1 while building a list of local IP addresses
(which includes the loopback addr.)?
More importantly, why does it stop and loop continually after it is
done?
-Ace
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