Includes amongst others DNS and routes for IPv4 and IPv6. The IPv4
address is negotiated via IPCP.
Tested for IPv4, but IPv6 should work based on existing traces.
Signed-off-by: Andreas Gnau <email address hidden>
Despite making no mention of this in the commit message, commit
423449253 ("rename (resp_buf, form_buf) → (req_buf, resp_buf) in f5.c
and fortinet.c") added a 'flavor' field to a bunch of functions in
auth-html.c and passed it through from the protocol code to indicate
some protocol-specific quirks for form parsing.
Until then, we had mostly structured the code so that there weren't many
cases where 'core' code needed to behave differently depending on the
protocol. There was only one case, in fact, to handle the stupid Pulse
ESP address family bug. That one *used* to check which protocol was in
use by comparing proto->udp_send_probes with &oncp_esp_send_probes.
So, add an integer 'proto' field to struct vpn_proto so it can be
checked without a strcmp. Remove the now-redundant 'flavor' field from
all those functions in auth-html.c since it's now in the vpninfo, and
make the ESP code check that for NC|PULSE too instead of the trick of
checking the proto->udp_send_probes function. Which was kind of icky.
Signed-off-by: David Woodhouse <email address hidden>
Mention F5 and Fortinet on the index page, explain the multi-protocol design
philosophy a bit more, and add a page with a concise list of the supported
protocols.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Lenski <email address hidden>
