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* peterdmv/ssl/fix-cert-error-handling/OTP-15900:
ssl: Fix handling of certificate decoding problems
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* peterdmv/ssl/fix-sign-algs-cert/OTP-15913:
ssl: Backport fix for signature_algorithms_cert
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* ingela/ssl/TLS-hibernate-bug/OTP-15910:
ssl: Fix hibernation bug
# Conflicts:
# lib/ssl/src/tls_connection.erl
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* john/erts/lists_subtract_fixes/OTP-15938/OTP-15939:
erts: Fix integer overflow in loader
erts: Fix integer overflow in list subtraction
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* siri/ct/release_test_paths/OTP-15934:
[ct] Store correct paths with from-release in ct_release_test
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Make the test suite log more readable.
Normal io and the debug printouts from megaco does not mix well.
Its difficult to know the proper timeline. So add some "sleeps"
so that its easier to read.
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Should be zero such processes in the normal case
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The actual "improvement" has to do with io. That is, making
sure we get any. A test case failed (on a OpenIndiana VM),
which basically only pointed to which line in the test code.
But it was impossible to figure out from that what actually
had gone wrong.
Also removed the 'export all' compiler flag, which caused a
whole bunch of unused function to become visible. Commented
out those...
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The simple test case was faulty in that the simple example
(which it is testing) require that the MGC and MG run on different
erlang nodes. But the test case did not do this. Instead, it ran
both the MGC and the MG on the test server node, which caused
the test case to fail 1 time of 10.
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We did not check the actual result of the timer cancel
operation before continuing, which seems to cause
problems on some platforms (where the timer may actually
expire even though we have 100 ms to cancel).
So now we check the cancel result, and if we did not
succeed, we instead skip the test case.
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The examples test suite was hard to debug just based
on its output (both plain debug printouts and printouts
generated via dbg). Some timeouts has been added between
the various actions so that it will be easier to understand
the output.
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Handle the ILLEGAL_PARAMETER alert that may be returned from ssl_alert:decode/3
for gracefull shutdown, try of ...catch will/should not handle this case it is
only handles the case that TM should not happen!
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* peterdmv/inets/httpc-uri-scheme/ERL-969/OTP-15930:
inets: Return error if URI has no scheme (httpc)
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Implement support for ECDSA certificates in TLS 1.3
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* john/erts/lists_subtract_fixes/OTP-15938/OTP-15939:
erts: Fix integer overflow in loader
erts: Fix integer overflow in list subtraction
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CMP_TERM returned an `Sint`, which overflowed the `int` used in
erl_rbtree for storing the comparison, causing list subtraction to
behave strangely.
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Support local sockets with inet:i/0
OTP-15935
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Optimize ordsets:union/1
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* peterdmv/ssl/fix-peername-sockname:
ssl: Update ssl_test_lib
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Try to detect if the test case function skip's,
end re-exit so that "eventually" the test case
runner detects it in turn re-exit...#@!!£##!...
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A test run where the node died after a series of "busy dist port"
events and then the node died which caused the process that ran
the test case to crash with reason = noconnection. And since this
was a "permanent" node, the remaining test cases then crashed.
Again, this has nothing to do with snmp or its test suites.
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A very simple way to calculate how long the request timeout
shall be. Previously it was simply a constant (3.5 seconds).
We assume that the number of schedulers matters...
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We maybe needs to throw the skip when we detect system events.
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Warning for some functions "for no reason" (obviously
there is a reason, but I have to dig deeeep to find it).
Also warnings for stuff there is no way to type today
(for instance, improper lists).
OTP-15932
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Also found and corrected some (apparently minor) bugs.
OTP-15932
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Changes to satisfy dialyzer. Including changing the definition
of some of the behaviours (use the '-callback' attribute instead
of an explicit behaviour_info/1 function).
Also found and corrected some (apparently minor) bugs.
OTP-15932
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Changes to satisfy dialyzer. Including changing the definition
of the snmpm_network_interface behaviour (use the '-callback'
attribute instead of an explicit behaviour_info/1 function).
OTP-15932
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Make target (for running dialyzer on snmp), os usage
and a minor snmp_log ("future proofing").
OTP-15932
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xmllint did not accept a 'description' tag for the 'DATA TYPE'
section. But a 'note' tag worked (it *also* made more sence).
OTP-15882
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OTP-15882
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Add a "proper" behaviour module for the megaco_user behaviour.
This behaviour is not a proper behaviour since its possible to
configure megaco to add additional arguments to *all* of the
functions in the behaviour (with the user_args config option).
So, this behaviour only reflects the *default config* (whith
the user_args set to [], that is no extra args).
OTP-15882
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Made the behaviour definitions of megaco_encoder and
megaco_edist_compress follow "modern" standards (which
satisfies dialyzer).
OTP-15882
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Removed a single ']' that did no good from the doc...
OTP-15882
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Mostly added nowarn_function-attributes to silence dialyzer
(for functions that are "future" proofed).
But actually also found some errors (although the issues have
not been found for almost 15 years, so...).
OTP-15882
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The actual "improvement" has to do with io. That is, making
sure we get any. A test case failed (on a OpenIndiana VM),
which basically only pointed to which line in the test code.
But it was impossible to figure out from that what actually
had gone wrong.
Also removed the 'export all' compiler flag, which caused a
whole bunch of unused function to become visible. Commented
out those...
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In opaque data given to callback module, the paths to application lib
dirs were faulty for the release to upgrade from. This is now
corrected.
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Added the (re-) added net module to the application app file.
OTP-15765
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This commit fixes a regression and changes httpc to return
{error, no_scheme} when the request URI has no scheme
e.g. "//foobar".
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Before:
1> gen_udp:open(0, [local, {ip, {local, "unixdomainfile"}}]).
{ok,#Port<0.6>}
2> inet:i().
** exception error: bad argument
in function integer_to_list/1
called as integer_to_list(<<"unixdomainfile">>)
in call from inet:fmt_port/2 (inet.erl, line 1646)
in call from inet:fmt_addr/2 (inet.erl, line 1642)
in call from inet:'-i_line/3-lc$^0/1-0-'/3 (inet.erl, line 1547)
in call from inet:'-i_line/3-lc$^0/1-0-'/3 (inet.erl, line 1547)
in call from inet:'-info_lines/3-lc$^0/1-0-'/3 (inet.erl, line 1546)
in call from inet:ii/3 (inet.erl, line 1531)
in call from inet:i/0 (inet.erl, line 1515)
After:
Port Module Recv Sent Owner Local Address Foreign Address State Type
4160 local_udp 0 0 <0.1747.0> local:unixdomainfile *:* IDLE DGRAM
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Remove unused SSH definitions
OTP-15929
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crypto: Fix the build of static crypto nifs
OTP-15928
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`ordsets:union/1` is not especially efficient when calculating the
union of many ordsets. Rewrite it to use the highly optimized
`lists:umerge/1`.
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bjorng/bjorn/compiler/fix-slow-compilation/OTP-15923
Fix slow compilation of huge functions
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* peterdmv/ssl/fix-ssl-basic-suite:
ssl: Fix ssl_basic_SUITE
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Fix typo in logger_chapter.xml
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