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absence of --network option
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requirements already imply them
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pkg-config file
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The lookup logic preferred to return the last suitable scope id match.
This became a problem if there was already a suitable scope id match before
that was higher in the interface list. This now chooses the higher last
scope id interface match and thus probably in the routing preference.
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This now matches how other services are named as we try to use the lockdownd
provided name or otherwise a more readable one even if it is longer.
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The helper should now also work for loopback addresses and prefer any initially
supplied scope id to maintain routing information if possible. Otherwise it
just picks the best suitable route. Let us see if this is stable enough to
prevent us from adding routing table parsing cruft and other logic...
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This should still catch the more common case when using usbmuxd on the same
host. Not copying the scope id in that case actually removes vital routing
information.
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This change removes copying the scope id for IPv6 connections which caused
problems if the usbmux connection data is used on different hosts or context.
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