[U-Boot-Users] Patch: allow a fixed port for TFTP (take 3)

[Jerry Van Baren <gerald.vanbaren@smiths-aerospace.com>]

Tolunay Orkun wrote:
> Wolfgang Denk wrote:
> 
>> In message <41E4657F.6010406@orkun.us> you wrote:
>>  
>>
>>> I will pledge for clarity over 6 more bytes in environment which most 
>>> boards will not define anyway. If that is not reasonable, please 
>>> allow for "tftpsrcport" or "tftpcport".
>>>   
>>
>>
>> So be it "tftpsrcport" then. Or "tftpsrcp" :-)
>>  
>>
> I prefer "tftpsrcport". I hope Jerry will agee as well.
> 
>> ["tftpcport" ??? TFT-PC-Port? Or 'c' like what???]
>>  
>>
> 'c' was to stand for "client". Just like bootpc and bootps in /etc/services
> 
>>> I actually want to provide a complimentary patch over this one to 
>>> make the tftp server port configurable which the environment variable 
>>> can be appropriately named as one of "tftpserverport", "tftpdestport" 
>>> or   
>>
>>
>> tftpdstport or tftpdstp, please.
>>  
>>
> IMHO, "tftpdstport" is better.
> 
>>> "tftpsport". I also want to use the same CONFIG_TFTP_PORT variable to   
>>
>>
>> [Seems to be some funny kind of exercise, this: TFTP  sport.  And  is
>> misleading - TFTP _S_ource Port ?]
>>  
>>
> 
> Yes, that is kind of vague. Again, I used bootpc and bootps analogy.
> 
>>> enable both environment variables unless you object in which case 
>>> naming the config variables as CONFIG_TFTP_CLIENT_PORT and 
>>> CONFIG_TFTP_SERVER_PORT is probably better.
>>>   
>>
>>
>> OK.
>>  
>>
> OK for which? OK to use CONFIG_TFTP_PORT for enabling code for both 
> "tftpsrcport" and "tftpdstport"?
> 
> Best regards,
> Tolunay

OK, If I follow all the quoting correctly :-O, an acceptable set of 
names is the following.  This is not Tolunay's first choice (sorry), in 
this case I'll suck up and side with Wolfgang ;-).

tftpsrcp - Source UDP port for TFTP (Jerry's patch)
tftpdstp - Destination UDP port for TFTP (Tolunay's projected
            follow-on)

Patch Version 4.rc1 to follow...

gvb
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