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Exporting this function seems rather useless, as debugging mode has to
be enabled early and calling this function doesn't allow it to get
toggled back on later.
Fixes a compile warning when using clang 3.6.
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evhttp: Fix failure to send all output data for POST/PUT requests
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There's somebody out there who is going to have a compiler from 1986 who will complain. Better to fix c99 now.
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Some improvements for dns-example
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We can't do this using resolv.conf:
$ dns-example -v -c <(echo nameserver 127.0.0.1:10053) ya.ru
Because of how evutil_read_file_() works (using fstat())
And actually glibc for example will not use port from nameserver line, and
because of inet_aton() it will fail if nameserver will have arbitary port:
(gdb) p inet_aton("127.0.0.1", malloc(10000))
$1 = 1
(gdb) p inet_aton("127.0.0.1:53", malloc(10000))
$2 = 0
From glibc/resolv/res_init.c:
if (MATCH(buf, "nameserver") && nserv < MAXNS) {
struct in_addr a;
cp = buf + sizeof("nameserver") - 1;
while (*cp == ' ' || *cp == '\t')
cp++;
if ((*cp != '\0') && (*cp != '\n')
&& __inet_aton(cp, &a)) {
statp->nsaddr_list[nservall].sin_addr = a;
statp->nsaddr_list[nservall].sin_family = AF_INET;
statp->nsaddr_list[nservall].sin_port =
htons(NAMESERVER_PORT);
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Fix bench_httpclient to support win32
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*fixed: socket_geterror instead of WSAGetLastError
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Set correct socklen for PF_INET6 sockaddr len
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Reported and patched by Pankaj Sharma
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Debug mode option to error on evthread init AFTER other event calls.
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- A handy event_enable_debug_mode() feature which will error and abort the
application if any thread-aware libevent functions are called BEFORE the
evthread API has been initialized (manually, or through
evthread_use_windows_threads() / evthread_use_pthreads()
- This is done by setting the global debug variable
'event_debug_created_threadable_ctx_' whenever the following functions
are called:
evthreadimpl_lock_alloc_()
evthreadimpl_cond_alloc_()
event_base_new_with_config() <- this checks to see if the thread
callbacks are enabled first, so we
have to manually set the variable.
- Example:
int main(int argc, char ** argv) {
struct event_base * base;
event_enable_debug_mode();
base = event_base_new();
evthread_use_pthreads();
return 0;
}
When executed, the program will throw an error and exit:
[err] evthread initialization must be called BEFORE anything else!
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Fix garbage value in socketpair util function, stdint?
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* Fixed an issue with evutil_ersatz_socketpair_, listen_addr could all
be compared against with agarbage values. So just memset it before
using it anywhere.
* Nick might punch me in the face, but if we have stdint.h; (as in
EVENT__HAVE_STDINT_H is defined), might as well use those instead of
the manual [U]INT[X}_MAX/MIN muck in there now.
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Call underlying bev ctrl SET_FD on filtered bufferevents
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If a bufferevent_filter is set on an underlying bufferevent which has
ctrl functions, bufferevent_filter needs to handle this.
For now I have added just BEV_CTRL_SET_FD, since this is needed for
bufferevent_sock to assign file descriptors to the proper
bufferevent_read/write callbacks.
A good example of the problem can be found in issue #237
https://github.com/libevent/libevent/issues/237
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- seems as if windows has some time scale issues which I am looking
into. For now I am commenting out the regression test until it is
fixed.
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Fix download link for appveyor SSL
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* change and move the openssl self installer off to a site we own
- the old link was 404, probably due to being replaced with a newer
non-vuln version. But since we are only using this installer to
auto-build with on appveyor (not as a release), then having a file
we don't change and own seems to be a better solution.
* reduce verbosity
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expose bufferevent_incref/decref (with fewer modifications)
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As pointed out by harlan_ in #libevent after running a coverity sweep.
If the listener is free'd, 'new_fd' is never closed.
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Fix warnings
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add "void" to argument list
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Forgot to install OpenSSL for appveyor
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Add support for appveyor.com windows CI
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This does the same thing as Travis-CI but for windows.
@nmathewson
Go to: https://ci.appveyor.com/login -> Login using Github
Click **+New Project** -> Choose **Github** to the left -> Find **Libevent** in the list and click **Add**
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This fixes a bug introduced in 27bd9faf498b91923296cc91643e03ec4055c230
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CMake configuration files are intended to be used by other projects to find the library. Specifically the CMake find_package command can use it to find all files related to the project.
The idea is to support 2 different CMake configuration files for Libevent. One if you simply build libevent that is generated for the build tree.
And a second one that is generated for an install target that will be installed on the system and point to where on the system the lib files and such can be find.
So for instance, in the build tree the config would set the cmake variable `LIBEVENT_INCLUDE_DIRS` to `/path/to/libevent/build/include`.
And for the system config it would be set to `/usr/local/include` (or whatever target the user chose when running cmake).
27bd9faf498b91923296cc91643e03ec4055c230 changed this behavior so that both configs would point to the system wide path `/usr/local/include`
This meant that projects just wanting to import directly for the build tree would fail.
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For more info look at 92a359ee3adf4636db508e6c6d7179d4d59eaafc
("be_pair: release shared lock with the latest of bufferevent_pair")
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This will allow to use library event after
event_free_debug_globals_locks()/libevent_global_shutdown() without
invalid read/write's.
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Then next code sample will use free'd lock:
evthread_use_pthreads();
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assert(!bufferevent_pair_new(base, BEV_OPT_THREADSAFE, pair));
...
bufferevent_free(pair[0]); # refcnt == 0 -> unlink
bufferevent_free(pair[1]); # refcnt == 0 -> unlink
...
event_base_free() -> finalizers -> EVTHREAD_FREE_LOCK(bev1->lock)
-> BEV_LOCK(bev2->lock) <-- *already freed*
While if you will reverse the order:
bufferevent_free(pair[1]); # refcnt == 0 -> unlink
bufferevent_free(pair[0]); # refcnt == 0 -> unlink
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event_base_free() -> finalizers -> BEV_LOCK(bev2->lock)/!own_lock/BEV_UNLOCK(bev2->lock)
-> EVTHREAD_FREE_LOCK(bev1->lock) (own_lock)
It is ok now, but I guess that it will be better to relax order of
freeing pairs.
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