Larry Rosenman <ler@lerctr.org> writes:
> --On Wednesday, May 07, 2003 09:50:55 -0400 Andrew Dunstan
>> So in hba.c, if we found a / in the IP address, we wouldn't go looking
>> for a separate netmask field.
> Please do this !
It works for me. One thought though: someday someone might want to get
around to allowing a DNS name in the host field, too. Can we define a
test that handles all three cases? Perhaps do this:
* If IP address contains only 0-9 and dot (easily coded with strspn()),
then it's old-style IP address; expect netmask as next field.
* If IP address contains only 0-9, dot, and slash, then it's CIDR;
there's no separate netmask field.
* Otherwise IP address is a DNS name; there's no separate netmask.
(This case can error out for now, unless you're feeling ambitious.)
regards, tom lane
