Andrew Paprocki

What would you want the client to do? Simply negotiate itself a lease and allow you to try to renew it? If a hypothetical client negotiated successfully, it would simply...

Not a full solution (yet), but I just added some basic support and an example that sends `DHCPDISCOVER` and prints the `DHCPOFFER` replies in `example-client.js`. I'll work on building that...

Are you running it as `root`? As a normal user you won't be able to bind to port 68. Also, are you sure nothing else is listening on the port...

Silly question -- did you change the `chaddr` in the example to be the MAC address of your interface?

Yes, that is what a real DHCP client would do -- only it would have the logic for which network interface to use. The example code in the repository has...

The front-end Node/io.js issues are just fronts for the change, which would have to happen in `libuv`. The relevant issue/pull request in `libuv` appear to be: libuv/libuv#158 libuv/libuv#219 The change...

@NorbertLindenberg The Bloomberg Terminal is in agreement with CLDR over the Indonesian rupiah; it is quoted with 0 decimal places in the system @littledan Interestingly, though, the Afghani is quoted...

@littledan For the AFN case, it was added to the `supplementalData.xml` file [way back in 2008](http://unicode.org/cldr/trac/changeset/3435) with no real description of why all the values in the diff should be...

Yes, it actually works. Can you post your code to a gist?

From what I hear from the API team, all of the issues reported by `valgrind` have already been fixed in later releases (v3.8.x.y). The current production version is still v3.7.9.1,...