Allen Robel <robelr@mythos.ucs.indiana.edu> (03/27/91)
Well, this is what happens when you're cutting and pasting code a 3am... :-( I fixed a bug in igrp.c so you'll need to GET that file again if you've already FTP'ed it. You won't need to get any of the others; they're still the same. The problem is that I copied one section of code that displayed the Local Subnet numbers to the loops that process Networks inside and outside this Autonomous System. This resulted in the IP numbers for those sections having the same first byte as the subnets. Woops! Another fine point on which I'm a bit unsure. When I display the 1st byte for Local Subnets, I take the first byte of the sender's IP. Will this be OK in all cases, or would it be better to take the 1st byte of the broadcast address that the sender is sending to? Or does it matter? thanks!! allen