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Unlike dhcp 3.x, dhcp 4.x scans interfaces from /proc/net/dev,
which provides only true interface names. When the address set
on the interface has a label assigned (linux 2.0 alias interface
compatibility), then the SIOCGIFADDR requires the label / alias
name as argument instead of the interface name to return this
address. When this is the only address assigned to an interface,
dhcp-server is unable to find any address and fails to start.

Changed to use getifaddrs() function, which retrieves all IP
addresses on linux systems and is available since GLIBC 2.3.

Gruesse / Regards,
  Marius Tomaschewski <mt@suse.de>, <mt@suse.com>
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