diff ChangeLog @ 27295:3e516701dd33

Changes to our DNS SRV record sorting, care of Vijay Vijay Raghunathan from Meebo. SRV records have two fields that determine the order in which the results should be used: 1. Priority (which we call "pref" for some reason). Records with a lower priority will be used first. 2. Weight. Records with a higher weight are more likely to be used first, but there is some amount of randomness. We were actually doing this backwards and using records with lower weight first. And we weren't randomizing. But now we are.

--- a/ChangeLog	Mon Jun 29 05:02:24 2009 +0000
+++ b/ChangeLog	Mon Jun 29 06:49:59 2009 +0000
@@ -18,6 +18,8 @@
 	  from you on MSN.
 	* DNS servers are re-read when DNS queries fail in case the system has
 	  moved to a new network and the old servers are not accessible.
+	* DNS SRV records with equal priority are sorted with respect to their
+	  weight as specified in RFC 2782.  (Vijay Raghunathan)
 	* GnuTLS logging (disabled by default) can be controlled through the
 	  PURPLE_GNUTLS_DEBUG environment variable, which is an integer between
 	  0 and 9 (higher is more verbose). Higher values may reveal sensitive