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  1. Mar 13, 2019
    • Jim Jagielski's avatar
      Merge r1853901, r1853906, r1853908, r1853929, r1853935, r1853967 from trunk: · e03475e1
      Jim Jagielski authored 
      mod_reqtimeout: factorize structs and code.

With a bit of macro magic, this is to avoid more code duplication when adding
new stages (next commit will add TLS/handshake timeouts handling in addition to
existing header and body ones).

No functional change here.


mod_reqtimeout: Allow to configure (TLS-)handshake timeouts.

The timeouts apply between the process_connection and pre_read_request hooks.
They are disabled by default for compatibily reasons.


mod_reqtimeout: follow up to r1853906: adjust hooks priorities comments.


mod_reqtimeout: follow up to r1853901: fix macro args.


mod_reqtimeout: follow up to r1853901: init stage name outside INIT_STAGE().

It helps both code readability where stages are initilized and potential
logging in the input filter (even if the stage is disabled).


mod_http2: fix for latest mod_reqtimeout change re handshake timeouts

Submitted by: ylavic, icing
Reviewed by: ylavic, icing, jim


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    • Jim Jagielski's avatar
      Merge r1853874, r1853938 from trunk: · 47bbc7eb
      Jim Jagielski authored 
      mod_cache_socache: avoid pool to heap reallocation.

Below some threshold, the previous code tried free (sub-)pooled memory ASAP by
moving small buffers (< capacity / 2) to a heap bucket. But this is not really
an optimization because first it requires at some point to allocate more than
the configured capacity, and second since this happens during response handling
the pool is about to be destroyed soon anymay.

This commit simply keeps the data in the subpool and uses a pool bucket for the
output brigade to take care of the lifetime until it's consumed (or not).


Follow up to r1853874: CHANGES entry.
Submitted by: ylavic
Reviewed by: ylavic, icing, jim


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    • Jim Jagielski's avatar
      Merge r1852038, r1852101 from trunk: · 9ceed38d
      Jim Jagielski authored 
      mod_http2: enable re-use of slave connections again.


mod_http2: fixed slave connection keepalives counter.

Submitted by: icing
Reviewed by: icing, ylavic, jim


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    • Yann Ylavic's avatar
      Not yet :) · 373aea6a
      Yann Ylavic authored 
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    • Stefan Eissing's avatar
      Merge of r1854004 from trunk: · 021eccfd
      Stefan Eissing authored 
        *) http: Fix possible empty response with mod_ratelimit for HEAD requests.



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    • Yann Ylavic's avatar
      Merge r1855306 from trunk: · df7edb5d
      Yann Ylavic authored 
      MPMs unix: bind the bucket number of each child to its slot number

We need not remember each child's bucket number in SHM for restarts, for the
lifetime of the httpd main process the bucket number can be bound to the slot
number such that: bucket = slot % num_buckets.

This both simplifies the logic and helps children maintenance per bucket in
threaded MPMs, where previously perform_idle_server_maintenance() could create
or kill children processes for the buckets it was not in charge of.

Submitted by: ylavic
Reviewed by: ylavic, rpluem, jorton


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