Thanks to Nobuhiro Iwamatsu for the patch, at
http://bugs.debian.org/565239

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many as we need for the objects.

This passes the tests, but performance tests have not been performed
and there may be alignment issues on platforms with strict alignment.

If this works out, the benefits will include:

A) no need to recompile if you need more than 64 HTTP headers.

B) You do not waste a kilobyte per object, on space for headers you do not have.

Reports very welcome!



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Make a tmpdir macro available that points at a temporary directory
which will be cleaned up after the test has run.  Adjust test cases to
use this rather than hard-coding paths in /tmp.

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so we can use anonymous TCP ports for it.



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such as the mythical "cluster-controller".



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we reach EOF on the input filedescriptor.

List all cli connections on a VTAILQ, and add a function for closing
them all.

Use close callback for stdin and telnet CLI connections.



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and id's higher than 64k, by employing variable size bitmaps and dynamic
buffers.



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outside varnishd.



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This should address the issue reported in #614

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Ensure we have va_list defined before trying to use it, fixes
compilation problem on Solaris.

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Fixes #604



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glibc and FreeBSD libc differ in how they handle asprintf allocation
failures.  Make sure we handle both cases properly and clean up the
includes a bit.

Fixes #334

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Fixes #207



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attribute name.  A question mark is not.



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Make it possible to get useful string representations of TIME and
RTIME out.  Also change the definition of types that should be RTIME
from TIME.

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gethrtimer does not use a syscall on Solaris and is therefore faster.
Prefer gethrtimer if it exists

Fixes #609

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Inspired by: patch submitted in #607



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raised from 32 to 64.



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Fixes: #612



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NB: This fixes bad ESI-breakage I introduced in r4351 on 2009-11-16 12:44:03

NB: This breakage has not affected the 2.x branch.



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People have been running into the maximum number of headers limitation
more and more lately, so increase this a little bit.  It is a
per-thread overhead, so it should not make any real difference when it
comes to memory consumption.

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Fixes #602

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On Linux, ldconfig needs to be run after installing shared libraries
to system paths (typically /usr/local/lib, /usr/lib and /lib).
Document this.

Fixes #586

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by sharing most of the code with the "random" director.

The Hash director will use the hash output from vcl_hash{} to pick a
backend from the configured set.

If this backend is unhealthy, it pick another backend, using only the
healthy subset of backends, but as soon as the "canonical" backend becomes
healthy it will revert to using that.

This means that one backend going unhealthy on "rehashes" the requests for
that backend, hashing for healthy backends are not affected.





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there.  Saves some pointless calling forth and back and makes the
hash available for other uses.



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