Linux/SPARC malloc() returns an address aligned to 8. This conflicts with2009-09-30T12:56:44+00:00Igor Sysoevigor@sysoev.ru2009-09-30T12:56:44+00:00687b0e99ea4ff631e447fff2d177d0c9297529fc
our SPARC 16-byte alignment and some allocations may be done out of pool.
ngx_memalign(ngx_pagesize) fixes this issue.
our SPARC 16-byte alignment and some allocations may be done out of pool.
ngx_memalign(ngx_pagesize) fixes this issue.
uniform ngx_directio_on/off() interface with other file functions2009-09-25T14:17:28+00:00Igor Sysoevigor@sysoev.ru2009-09-25T14:17:28+00:0048a28e2dad8d5190ebae5dbe2f7779f8e17884a1
low default connection errors level from alert to error2009-09-23T15:28:33+00:00Igor Sysoevigor@sysoev.ru2009-09-23T15:28:33+00:00e5b2d3c6b2a132bbbbac0249566f0da7ff12bc39
restore environ, this fixes segfault on reconfiguration failure when2009-09-18T09:21:14+00:00Igor Sysoevigor@sysoev.ru2009-09-18T09:21:14+00:0015c149e4998a4c2cb5c1a8b759d0fc626032a6c1
perl module creates new environment