Intention to import a vendor change to contrib/unbound

[Cy Schubert]

In message <5fb0ce7c-10eb-2e3e-af3b-ccb9728e9c1b at delphij.net>, Xin Li 
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> Hi,
>
> There is a bugfix that needs to be applied to contrib/unbound (and
> subsequently MFC'ed to stable/12) and I'd like to check with you before
> proceeding.  Basically what I would propose to do is:
>
> 1) Apply 08968baec1122a58bb90d8f97ad948a75f8a5d69 on vendor/unbound/dist
>
> This fixes a relatively serious reliability bug that would make unbound
> crash when udp-connect is used.
>
> 2) Perform a regular svn merge from vendor/unbound/dist to
> head/contrib/unbound, with that revision only.  After merge, check the
> svn:mergeinfo change contained only:
>
> /vendor/unbound/dist: X
>
> where X is the revision number.
>
> 3) Regular test, etc., then commit.
>
> The alternative to a full vendor import would be to commit the change to
> head/contrib/unbound directly without merge, but it might require a
> little bit more work for future imports.

Thanks. I was just about to do this myself. Thanks for taking are of this 
for us.

cc'd you on the email to the person who notified me of it.


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Cheers,
Cy Schubert <Cy.Schubert at cschubert.com>
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