Wednesday, January 25, 2012, 10:45:04 AM, you wrote:
> Is use of the deprecated options logged noisily?
No, it's not logged at all. I have modified the records.config.default.in to
not have the deprecated options at all.
> Did you consider allowing an optional address on the ipvX options?
Yes,
On 1/26/12 5:58 AM, Alan M. Carroll wrote:
I'm not sure I understand the use case for this. Could you clarify how you
expect this to be used?
The use case is where you expect clients to connect to both IPv4 and IPv6
origin servers from the same listen port and you want to bind a specific local
Hi all,
with the community gaining a few new committers recently (woohoo!), and
perhaps as a reminder to the old ones, here's a summary of our current
development processes. Most, if not all, of this should be available on the
CWiki (see summary of links at the bottom).
Commit
All trun
Hi All,
While trying to use ATS with a very large number of ports (350+) ATS will
segfault as a result of running out of event threads with no type of check
or assertion. The patch submitted to fix this bug solves that problem,
additionally, it allows MAX_EVENT_THREADS and MAX_THREADS_PER_TYPE to
Without looking at the patch, you'll have a problem in that there is no longer
a -A argument. The proxy port descriptors are passed to Server via the
--httpport option. Check your patch against trunk.
I'll have to check if you cleaned up the string length / offset calculation
which is done horr
My patch was developed and tested against trunk. I'm a little confused because
the -A option was working 2 days ago, is there a new commit that I missed? Was
it your TS-1077?
Brian
On Jan 26, 2012, at 10:51 PM, "Alan M. Carroll"
wrote:
> Without looking at the patch, you'll have a problem i
Ok, I see. My mistake I'll make sure to do an svn up before asking for
feedback next time :) I'll get a new patch asap.
Brian
On Jan 26, 2012, at 10:51 PM, "Alan M. Carroll"
wrote:
> Without looking at the patch, you'll have a problem in that there is no
> longer a -A argument. The proxy por