either IPv4 or IPv6 addresses, or both.
As we get the (unambiguous) multicast address first, we can make sure we always
look for the right type of node address afterwards.
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returning -errno is not useful (it may be zero even if getaddrinfo failed).
So, simply return -1 if getaddrinfo fails, to indicate a name resolution
or badly formed address.
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This patch restores the functionality in previous versions where the node
address could be specified as a network address in openais.conf
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big endian and little endian in the same network causes infinite loop. This
patch fixes that problem for the totem layer only. Other components are not
resolved.
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