> I'll track this down tomorrow. I have a pretty good idea where it might be.
The immediate problem is a signed/unsigned mixup. argc has gone negative and a (u_int) that I probably added to squash compiler warnings isn't bailing on the loop that's grabbing the rest of the arguments as host names. If I fix that, it dies later on trying to check the first char of the host name for "[" because the test for no-args so we should supply a default hostname used 0 == argc and didn't setup anything. So backing up, I think the real problem is the way the command line options parser is handling missing arguments. I think it's setting ntp_optind to 2 when the second part isn't there. There is also the problem of a bogus error message. A missing argument turns into an unknown command message. I'll let you sort that out. -- These are my opinions. I hate spam. _______________________________________________ devel mailing list devel@ntpsec.org http://lists.ntpsec.org/mailman/listinfo/devel
