There is no sane way to get sscanf to tell you how many characters 
were consumed, if you want to allow a variable number of arguments.
 
The special format %n is patently useless for this, because you 
have to insert it at every conceiveable point in the string and
that presumes full explicit whitespace markup.
 
Parse -w argument "by hand", to catch illegal input like "1,INF,15"
 
Tripped over by:        Stein Ove Rosseland <steinove@vg.no>
 
Fixes:  ticket #82



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Rename the fields to make more sense



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so we have to add our own stuff for that.

Without some kind of TTL, we would hit the DNS server once per failed
attempt to connect to the backend.

If the backend were down, we could hit it a LOT.

In the VCL code:

	backend foobar {
		[...]
		set backend.dnsttl = 20s;
	}

will assign a TTL for DNS lookups of this backends hostname+port
combination, we will not hit the DNS server more often that this.

The default is set at 30 seconds, short enough to make things are
workable in a load-balancing-via-DNS setups, yet long enough to not
pound the DNS server flat in case of backend failures.

NOTE that as long as we succeed in connecting to the backend we
do not perform new DNS lookups.  That will have to be revisited
along with possible load-balancing schemes for the backend(s).



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Pointy hat to:	{ade,portsmgr}@freebsd.org


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FreeBSD also.


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Starting with 3.1, NetBSD uses statvfs and not statfs.

Submitted by:	Juan RP <juan@xtrarom.org>


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the user asks; bail if max < min; fix usage string.

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Make the pipe-juggling code slightly more readable.

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remove the so-called advertising clause from these files' license,
making it compatible with the Debian Free Software Guidelines.  As
these files were obtained from FreeBSD, this change was discussed
with and approved by the FreeBSD core team.

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Added wording regarding the origination of the source of
varnish with relation to debian.


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gcc >= 3.3.
Now compiles on pristine etch-systems


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WARNING: varnish will build and run, but the lack of a monotonic clock
may lead to strange behaviour if the clock is stepped (rather than skewed)
while varnish is running.

Thanks to Niklas Saers for providing a test environment.

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