Hi Amos, Henrik.
Amos has already inform me about the main procedure for applying bug-fix patches to trunk. But there are cases like this patch which fix a problem which is not reported as bug(yet) but it is very possible to cause problems. Moreover this is not problem only in squid-trunk but must back-ported to squid3.1. My question is which is the normal procedure about applying such patches? Should I open a bug report about possible bug? I am just applying the patch and you are deciding if it should be applied to squid*-* branches?

Regards,
    Christos


Christos Tsantilas wrote:
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revno: 9462
committer: Christos Tsantilas <[email protected]>
branch nick: TRUNK
timestamp: Wed 2009-01-28 20:02:36 +0200
message:
  The idnsSentQueryVC function called as AsyncCall. There is the possibility
  when this function called the fd has start closing but not realy closed yet.
  In this case this function will try to do a comm_write (idnsDoSendQueryVC
  function) on sockect which closing and an assertion will triggered.
  An extra test needed here to test if the socket closing and if yes just 
return.
modified:
  src/dns_internal.cc

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