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GitHub user ericcarlschwartz opened a pull request:
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[YTSATS-676] Add log field for Server Connection Count
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TS-4379
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if
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Am going to close this PR then. When TS-3612 is done I'll make the change
for this JIRA so that we've got this working in open source.
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[TS-4031] Update docs to show new log fields
Just an update to the list so that it has new log fields documented.
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Github user ericcarlschwartz commented on the pull request:
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Hey I noticed that when we made this documentation reorganization change we
lost a lot of log tags that had previously been in event-logging-formats
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[TS-4024] wire tracing enhancements
This is a combo of three things:
1) Change I made to make wire tracing dynamically available.
2) A change from Susan to give better
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[TS-4012] tcp_reused log field doesn't work for http2/spdy
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@@ -478,7 +478,7 @@ Log::init_fields()
global_field_list.add(field, false
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[TS-3911] Create log tag for server connection isSSL
Have tested this and provides the correct info.
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make sure that this will close #288 and #122
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+# Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one
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@masaori335 ah thanks for this catch lgtm
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--- Diff: doc/admin/event-logging-formats.en.rst ---
@@ -511,6 +511,13 @@ The following list describes Traffic Server custom
logging fields
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hsm_release_assert
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[TS-3900] Create log tag for server connection reuse
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[TS-3648] Desire support for client TLS cipher in custom log format
We had a crash at y! related to this change. Here are our fixes from myself
and @SolidWallOfCode
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[TS-3534] Wiretracing for SSL connections (doc change only)
Just a doc change.
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Sounds good to me just wanted to make sure they both get closed out!
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looks good to me. to those who know better than I, is zero as a default log
value when no port is available standard?
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This looks like it's solving/a duplicate of
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TS-2152
The code looks good to me too. If you'r
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[TS-3648] Desire support for client TLS cipher in custom log format
Took @acaciocenteno's original PR here and updated it a bit:
https://github.com/apache/trafficserver/pul
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[TS-3476] Add a log tag for application protocol (add docs)
Needed to add to the docs for TS-3476
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@shinrich rebased off apache/master and opened a new PR for this here. this
one had some weirdness because of issues w/ apache/master and yahoo/master
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GitHub user ericcarlschwartz opened a pull request:
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TS-3534 Wiretracing SSL Connections
Initial Commit
TS-3534 Cleanup before PR
remove tcp_info traces
fix sni server name
update rand mechanism and
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@ushachar @shinrich I tend to agree that having some simple stuff available
as records.config settings for those who don't want to write a new p
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@shinrich ah yeah I wasn't sure why it'd been dropped but I also can't see
any reason adding it back would introduce any problems eithe
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[TS-3476] Add a log tag for application protocol
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@shinrich I added it to set_context_cert because it looks like both the
ssl_servername_callback and ssl_cert_callback will call that and it saves some
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@shinrich here's a proposed solution:
if TS_USE_TLS_SNI isn't set then we put the logic where you'd suggested. if
it is, we set
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and for the non SNI-enabled case I can put it in the equivalent function in
the corresponding #else block
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@shinrich: did some testing there. the problem w/ putting it right in that
particular spot is that the return value from SSL_get_servername call will
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Ah yes I remember that part of things in terms of what's stored where, was
just wondering how that worked exactly since the ssl_vc is in the
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@shinrich ah ok thanks for the comments. I'll make that first change today.
w.r.t. the second comment will have to think more about it. be
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@shinrich I think this is ready for another look if you or someone else has
some time.
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@SolidWallOfCode. I think there was some discussion of that on the JIRA,
actually (toward the top). I was of the mindset that that made more sense too
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hey @zwoop, this is a header rewrite enhancement we talked about a few
weeks ago to allow for the transact-count to be used as a condition. when
you
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this has been finished (different PR w/ commits all squashed down to 1).
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@RolandZink, yeah that's what I was thinking. I will do some searching and
see if something like that's been done before and how wireshark w
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I've dropped the tcp_info traces.
My understanding was in line with @sudheerv's that this was never intended
as a total replacemen
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@sudheerv: the TCP_INFO usage can definitely be dropped because of the
associated cost/its only situational usefulness. i will prepare a patch with it
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[TS-3589] Enhance header_rewrite to support TRANSACT-COUNT as a condiâ¦
â¦tion
TS-3589 fixes
fixes
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The api references transact-count but if we think txn count is better i can
change it.
https://docs.trafficserver.apache.org/en/latest/api
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Right now this PR is multiple commits. I'll probably be adding to it as
people have suggestions for improvement. I can squash stuff down before
any
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Ts 3534
Initial pull request for wiretracing v0. Please leave me your comments and
I'll make changes as necessary.
Looking into this now: Making sure we turn tracin
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ink_assert(pending_action == NULL
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ink_assert(pending_action == NULL
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HttpTransact::initialize_state_variables_for_origin_server(State* s
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bool dns_round_robin;
TransferEncoding_t
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HttpTransact::initialize_state_variables_from_request(State* s, HTTPHdr
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find_server_and_update_current_info(HttpTransact::State* s)
/* fall
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find_server_and_update_current_info(HttpTransact::State* s)
/* fall
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client_vc, IOBufferReader * bu
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[TS-2157] Replace addr with src_addr and dst_addr
This is largely a renaming of existing conventions--there are a few areas
I've highlighted w/ comments.
merge o
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Updated tests per comments from @jacksontj.
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[TS-3396] new tsqa_spdy protocol selection tests
updated PR. this one has no cert. uses existing cert generated by @jacksontj
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[TS-3396] new_tsqa SPDY protocol selection tests
simple spdy protocol selection tests
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[TS-2157] Replace "addr" with appropriate "src_addr" and "dst_addr" in
ConnectionAttributes
Have made initial changes. No added functionality as of y
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TS-1461
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