explicit cast for errno assignment

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Adjust tests to changes in varnish-cache

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Add O_LARGEFILE just in case

Fix mode to 0600

Fixes the second part of #60

Ref: https://github.com/varnishcache/varnish-cache/pull/4056

Ref #60

If the page from the segmem pool is too big, do not just trim it, but
rather trade it for a smaller page if that is sufficient.

Ref #60

... if it looks like we were handling chunked encoding.

fellow has (and needs to have) its own strategy for allocating growing
objects and is basically working around the fetch_chunksize coming
from varnish-cache by recording if subsequent allocation requests are
growing the object (for chunked encoding) or are converging onto a
maximum (for content-length).

Now this strategy had an undesired side effect, that the newly
introduced fbo_segmem pool is always allocating the chunk size, but
the disk segment allocation was using the size from varnish-cache,
which, for the example in the ticket, would lead to 1MB chunks being
allocated, but trimmed down to only 16kb - for each allocation.

We now explicitly test if varnish-cache is requesting fetch_chunksize
and, if so, allocate the chunk size.

This brings the disk segment allocation in line with the mempool.

On the other hand, for chunked encoding, we will still over-allocate
and trim when the actual object is smaller than the chunk size, but
this is by design.

Fixes #60

while working on #60

8134e93b broke object deletions during
FP_INIT, because fellow_dskbuddy() waits for FP_OPEN:

 #3  0x00007f3f51a85d2b in fellow_wait_open (ffd=0x7f3f445a8000) at fellow_log.c:847
 #4  fellow_dskbuddy (ffd=0x7f3f445a8000) at fellow_log.c:6381
 #5  0x00007f3f51aa31f7 in fellow_cache_obj_delete (fc=0x7f3f446d4000, fco=<optimized out>,
     hash=hash@entry=0x7f3f404ce670 "ǹ\216N\032\217\230},p\245\205\361i \002\253\253Rn\372ز\303\307\355,\254\342\024\360M")
     at fellow_cache.c:6032
 #6  0x00007f3f51a597a9 in sfedsk_objfree (wrk=0x7f3f40dfc5d0, dskoc=0x7f3f404d5440) at fellow_storage.c:655
 #7  0x0000564d8e23c14a in ObjFreeObj (wrk=wrk@entry=0x7f3f40dfc5d0, oc=0x7f3f404d5440) at cache/cache_obj.c:412
 #8  0x0000564d8e232a9f in HSH_DerefObjCore (wrk=0x7f3f40dfc5d0, ocp=ocp@entry=0x7fffcd3303d0, rushmax=rushmax@entry=-1)
     at cache/cache_hash.c:1065
 #9  0x00007f3f51a5022f in festash_work_fes (fet=fet@entry=0x7fffcd33bbf0, fes=0x7f3e7a006640, ban=ban@entry=0x7ee790c56160)
     at fellow_stash.h:195
 #10 0x00007f3f51a54be2 in festash_top_work (fet=fet@entry=0x7fffcd33bbf0, has_bans=1) at fellow_stash.h:226
 #11 0x00007f3f51a586b8 in sfe_resurrect_ban (e=0x7f3e401d7c98, sfer=0x7fffcd33bbb0) at fellow_storage.c:2078
 #12 sfe_resurrect (priv=0x7fffcd33bbb0, e=0x7f3e401d7c98) at fellow_storage.c:2111
 #13 0x00007f3f51a81163 in fellow_logs_iter_block (flics=flics@entry=0x7fffcd332b80, flivs=flivs@entry=0x7fffcd337050,
     logblk=logblk@entry=0x7f3e401d7000) at fellow_log.c:4834
 #14 0x00007f3f51a82864 in fellow_logs_iter (flics=0x7fffcd332b80, flivs=flivs@entry=0x7fffcd337050, active_logregion=0x7f3f445a8360,
    empty_logregion=0x7f3f445a8370, off=594695172096, off@entry=656178581504) at fellow_log.c:5294
 #15 0x00007f3f51a84886 in fellow_logs_rewrite (ffd=ffd@entry=0x7f3f445a8000, new_log_fdr=new_log_fdr@entry=0x0,
     resur_f=resur_f@entry=0x7f3f51a57da0 <sfe_resurrect>, resur_priv=resur_priv@entry=0x7fffcd33bbb0) at fellow_log.c:5789
 #16 0x00007f3f51a8763b in fellow_log_open (ffd=0x7f3f445a8000, resur_f=resur_f@entry=0x7f3f51a57da0 <sfe_resurrect>,
     resur_priv=resur_priv@entry=0x7fffcd33bbb0) at fellow_log.c:6809
 #17 0x00007f3f51a5516a in sfe_open_task (priv=0x7fffcd33bbb0, wrk=<optimized out>) at fellow_storage.c:2199

But rather than bringing this back, we postpone deletion work with a
thin delete.

for interesting detail, read the issue

Fixes #57

flush_active() can be called multiple times from logbuffer_flush(), and
so can logbuffer_ref()

so far, this has only been seen with clang 10.0.0-4ubuntu1

Using different compilers never disappoints...

ioerr_log and allocerr_log have appropriate NOTEs attached.

I think statistics are good at this point and timeouts do not sound like
a good idea to me any more: What are we going to do when a timeout is
hit?

Spotted by Coverity, CID#486184

Closes #46

https://github.com/varnishcache/varnish-cache/commit/dcaf616c66d93de69735237967cc091fa490bb93
removed the option to specifically build a single VSC header.

Closes #56

... controlled by limiting parameters, which can also be used, in the
worst case, to deactivate the feature.

Closes #54
Closes !3 (implemented somehow similarly)

The potential impact of changing this parameter to a wrong value is too
high, so we better rely on changes to automatically adjust it (coming
up).

Ref #54

Each fellow storage reserves a minimum amount of memory.

Closes #51