Hi,
Per this bit from pthread_once(3):
> The function pthread_once() is not a cancellation point.
> However, if init_routine() is a cancellation point and is
> cancelled, the effect on once_control is as if pthread_once()
> was never called.
it should be possible to cancel a thread from
Hello,
But the Ip configuration syntax in hostname.if is the same.
(appart from a /31 having a sequential ip address pair that starts
on an even numbered ip) while a point to point / ip unumbered setup
would have any arbitary pair of ips on the interface.
Is there anything specifically wrong in
Hi tech@,
I'm using acme-client(1) to handle my certificates on a bunch of mailservers
(smtps, imaps, pops) and a dedicated syslogd(8) server with tls. My daily cron
on these machines contain a line like this:
rcctl -f start httpd >/dev/null && (acme-client foo.netsend.nl; rcctl stop
httpd
Hello Lads and ladies
I had a number of discussions with some devs about this patch and
there seems to be a lack of confidence in what I wrote :)
and one person used the word suspicious to describe the patch :)
so the point to point addressing scheme is for saving ips sometimes
it can be
"Shorthand" suggests %C will yield the same as %l%h%p%r. Stating
that it's in fact a hashed version (SHA1) of it without being too
precise makes things clearer, especially for readers of the ControlPath
bits:
It is recommended that any ControlPath [...] include at least
%h, %p,
Hi,
came across some old crap i had using mgiic on arm, as the IP on
sunxis is actually from Mentor Graphics, not Marvell.
What is in the diff below is not finished for either however, for
sparc64 it'll likely remain broken because of missing delays, and
for !sparc64(=armv7) i haven't verified
