26 Apr
2006
26 Apr
'06
1:33 p.m.
Ge van Geldorp wrote:
Do you know how much work would be involved in moving our DHCP client into
dhcpcsvc and implementing everything around this?
If it's quite a lot of work it might be worth me trying out what I
mentioned, just has a hack until we have time to do things the Windows way.
If your ReactOS work is going to concentrate solely on the kernel now, we
might be waiting a long time to get this implemented as nobody seems to want
to pick ncpa up. It's become the ReactOS forbidden fruit ;)
Any method would be good at this stage to get ncpa working, as it's our only
missing feature for the 0.3 release.
Ged.
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From: Murphy, Ged (Bolton)
I was thinking along the lines of stopping the DHCP service
and calling AddIPAddress, which should be the same as
inserting the address manually in the registry. I haven't
looked into this though, so might not work.
I kind of like the Windows design: the DHCP client service is actually
implemented in dhcpcsvc.dll (you can see the "ServiceMain"
export). This
allows concentration of all usermode IP address/registry
stuff in one DLL.
AddIPAddress would then call into dhcpcsvc.