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Thursday December 11, 2008
The implementation of function Inet_Addr now uses the standard inet_pton(3) function instead of the legacy inet_addr(3) interface, which is deprecated and defective on some platforms. Note that on Linux, inet_pton enforces stricter syntax checks that inet_addr, which can cause an exception to be raised for syntactically incorrect arguments (e.g. including trailing white space) that used to be accepted.
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