On Sat, Apr 23, 2011 at 3:22 AM, Nick Mathewson wrote:
> Hi, all!
>
> I'm hoping to put out a bugfix release on the libevent 2.0 series this
> coming week. With that in mind, I've put up a "dev" release that
> contains almost exactly what I'm hoping to put into the stable
> release. If there are
On Tue, Apr 26, 2011 at 5:26 PM, Mark Ellzey wrote:
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> While I support these types of changes, I often wonder if the better
> solution to these problems is to gut the httpd API and create a more robust
> and abstracted replacement. *prepares for flogging*
>
> Libevent's http API was created
On Tue, Apr 26, 2011 at 1:49 PM, Cliff Frey wrote:
> (apologies if this is a duplicate post)
>
> It might be clearer to just look at my patches and commit messages
> https://github.com/clifffrey/Libevent/commits/http_oom_prevention
> But I've summarized my problems/fixes below. Please let me k
> While I support these types of changes, I often wonder if the better
> solution to these problems is to gut the httpd API and create a more robust
> and abstracted replacement. *prepares for flogging*
>
> Libevent's http API was created for JIT services, not a apache/nginx/iis
> replacement. But
Hello!
I'm using event2 libs and i want to know if it is possible to put new event on
the top of the queue.
For example, i have next events queue:
ev1 -> ev2 -> ev3
While processing ev1 an error occured. Now i want to create new event(err_ev)
that will close all application's modules and i
On Tue, Apr 26, 2011 at 10:49:46AM -0700, Cliff Frey wrote:
> Also, a completely different bug: ?If you want to support potentially
> infinite POST streams from clients (imagine that you wanted to
> implement word-count as an http server, where they POST a document,
> and you return the word count)
2011/4/26 Cliff Frey :
> To do this, I need to be able to get a callback when
> evhttp_connection->bufev's write buffer is empty (or close to empty).
> I could imagine an implementation where you can explicitly check the
> length and explicitly get a callback when the length falls below some
> thre
I second this... I hacked my local version to do this, then realized the
application was depending on each chunk being newline-terminated (ie
logically complete chunk). I suspect I'm not unique in this need, so we
may want some way for the chunked callback to return the number of
characters it used
(apologies if this is a duplicate post)
It might be clearer to just look at my patches and commit messages
https://github.com/clifffrey/Libevent/commits/http_oom_prevention
But I've summarized my problems/fixes below. Please let me know if
you would rather I submit a github pull request, or a
Hello,
I'm successfully using bufferevent_write() to send message frames that are
handled by bufferevent_read(). However, I'd like to handle a possible return
value of -1 in the most optimal way (meaning, give the application the best of
chance of succeeding on a retry of bufferevent_write()).
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