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  • Nick Mathewson's avatar
    Switch address comparisons in policies to be exact rather than semantic. ... · 46f8ef81
    Nick Mathewson authored Dec 29, 2008
    Switch address comparisons in policies to be exact rather than semantic.  Until we do ipv6 exit policies and until we know whether we even allow ::ffff:0:0/96 addresses, there is no point in doing "semantic" comparisons.  This was also showing up on oprofile.
    
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