(Package was locally compiled. The only difference between custom
version and Debian version is that the custom version was compiled with
--disable-fork, so that I could run it under a process supervisor.)
You can achive the same thing without recompiling, just pass a "-o nodaemon" option to Thy.
Thanks. I'll try that. This option doesn't seem to be documented...
...
I couldn't reproduce the garbage splitting, though...
It doesn't happen that often, and it's hard to reproduce. Sometimes it
happens, sometimes it doesn't. The garbage seems to include some of the
HTTP request, and I suspect it's just dumping out part of the memory.
My guess would be that somewhere, there's a string that isn't getting
properly \0 terminated, or there's an incorrect length being calculated,
or something.
Anyways, a fix is in the works, and will be in the next upstream release. (A workaround is ready already, but I want to fix this properly).
Thanks. Looking forward to that.
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