I tried it earlier today with p21, and it produced the same result,
but I haven't pulled bleeding-edge code from svn yet (or is it CVS?).
I'll try to do that soon to confirm it for you.
Rob
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Crystal Reports - New Free R
I think it's fixed. I tried your scenario (on one machine however, with a
different second port) and get:
> /opt/owfs/bin/owdir -s 4305
/10.67C6697351FF
/26.4AEC29CDBAAB
/28.F2FBE3467CC2
/2C.66FE0400
/2C.1B79
/22.367A0300
/12.C4DF1F00
/01.5F50CA09
/81.6B1B2400
/89.BD29C
A quick overview of the cache design:
The fundamental structure is a red-black binary tree (using the glibc
implementation).
The key is a combination of the serial number, an pointer to some internal
address (for uniqueness) and an extension number
Also stored is the expiration time, the data
