Remove the PORT configuration type: nothing uses it.

All of our port configurations now use an extended format.

1 files changed, 3 insertions, 5 deletions

diff --git a/src/app/config/confparse.h b/src/app/config/confparse.h
index 57f1ec1762..2c923eb6b9 100644
--- a/src/app/config/confparse.h
+++ b/src/app/config/confparse.h
@@ -17,11 +17,9 @@
 typedef enum config_type_t {
   CONFIG_TYPE_STRING = 0,   /**< An arbitrary string. */
   CONFIG_TYPE_FILENAME,     /**< A filename: some prefixes get expanded. */
-  CONFIG_TYPE_UINT,         /**< A non-negative integer less than MAX_INT */
+  CONFIG_TYPE_POSINT,         /**< A non-negative integer less than MAX_INT */
   CONFIG_TYPE_INT,          /**< Any integer. */
   CONFIG_TYPE_UINT64,       /**< A value in range 0..UINT64_MAX */
-  CONFIG_TYPE_PORT,         /**< A port from 1...65535, 0 for "not set", or
-                             * "auto".  */
   CONFIG_TYPE_INTERVAL,     /**< A number of seconds, with optional units*/
   CONFIG_TYPE_MSEC_INTERVAL,/**< A number of milliseconds, with optional
                               * units */
@@ -57,8 +55,8 @@ typedef enum config_type_t {
 typedef union {
   char **STRING;
   char **FILENAME;
-  int *UINT; /* yes, really: Even though the confparse type is called
-              * "UINT", it still uses the C int type -- it just enforces that
+  int *POSINT; /* yes, really: Even though the confparse type is called
+              * "POSINT", it still uses the C int type -- it just enforces that
               * the values are in range [0,INT_MAX].
               */
   uint64_t *UINT64;