Daniel Berrangé

> Thanks! I'll try have a look at this on the weekend; work and life have eaten my brain. FYI, we copied the py3 port changes into libvirt's planet code...

Great, I can't say a time-frame, but I'll come back with some PRs to address these.

Closing the loop, the following email was sent to QEMU maintainers https://lists.nongnu.org/archive/html/qemu-devel/2025-02/msg03975.html Per my own response to that mail, I don't think the licensing situation is as simple as it...

> If VM has less than 2G memory, there is no difference in behavior, up to 3 additional ports will be added > > For VMs with more than 2G,...

| If VM has less than 2G memory, there is no difference in behavior, up to 3 additional ports will be added Also how was that 2 GB memory threshold...

> > Also how was that 2 GB memory threshold decided upon ? Is there some benchmark / formula used to come up with that ? It would be wise...

> I'd appreciate it if you can check what [from, to) interval looks like (garbage pointers or referring to something reasonable), at frame 3. Looks like they're valid pointers

> What do you think about the "official" YAML [library](https://github.com/yaml/libyaml)? I'm the Fedora `yajl` maintainer quoted in the link above. While YAML may be a superset of JSON, I'd not...

> I've contacted with YAJL developer but after (almost) two weeks still no reply AFAICT they haven't replied to anyone asking about YAJL on github in many years. I see...