Linux rpcbind daemon doesn't work with v4 GETVERSADDR requests

Linux rpcbind daemon doesn't work with v4 GETVERSADDR requests

[Chuck Lever]

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Hi Steve-

I was testing the in-kernel rpcbind client to fix a bug with the 
GETVERSADDR request... and noticed that the Linux rpcbind client doesn't 
respond correctly to these requests.  I get a 4-byte zero response 
instead of the expected 24-byte universal address.

I finished my testing against a Solaris Nevada snv_63 server.  You could 
use something like that as a reference.

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Re: Linux rpcbind daemon doesn't work with v4 GETVERSADDR requests

[Steve Dickson]

Chuck Lever wrote:
> Hi Steve-
> 
> I was testing the in-kernel rpcbind client to fix a bug with the 
> GETVERSADDR request... and noticed that the Linux rpcbind client doesn't 
> respond correctly to these requests.  I get a 4-byte zero response 
> instead of the expected 24-byte universal address.
OK... could you please open a bz with all the details on how
to reproduce the problem... I'll try to knock it out asap...

steved.



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