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"Adam Zell" <zel...@gm...> writes:

> Hello,
>
> Substantial performance improvements noted here:
>  http://blog.lighttpd.net/articles/2006/11/12/lighty-1-5-0-and-linux-aio
>  http://blog.lighttpd.net/articles/2006/11/14/linux-aio-and-large-files

 See my response:

http://illiterat.livejournal.com/2989.html

...the PR is mightier than the reality.
 It's possible the result is still faster in some cases, although
misleadingly named, but IMNSHO it's the wrong approach. And I can
guarantee there are cases where it'll perform worse.

 The right approach for real zero copy AIO, atm., is to have multiple
helpers doing semi blocking IO using splice() with the "master"
process doing splice() between the helper pipe and the network
socket. There is also the real aio_sendfile() call, if/when that ever
gets into Linux[1].
 Doing the above with 4 IO helpers is basically the better/efficient
way of just changing the 0.9.11 config with something like:

(org.and.daemon-conf-1.0
  procs = 4 * <sysconf-number-processors-configured>)

...now.

> It is not clear to me without looking at the code why lighttpd chose to use
> pthreads.  Additional reading on AIO:
>
>  http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-async/

 The glibc implementation of AIO (which is the portable interface,
libaio is extremely Linux specific, and basically deprecated) is
backed by a pthread pool (for one of the implementations, it prefers
the libaio approach if that works ... which it doesn't always).
 From what I saw lighttpd uses the libaio API, but I assume some glibc
dependency also fell out due to bad documentation.

[1] Although splice() might still be better, even then ... but it is
much more work, so if it gets in before I implement the splice() way
it might be a long time before we find out :).

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Hello,

Substantial performance improvements noted here:
  http://blog.lighttpd.net/articles/2006/11/12/lighty-1-5-0-and-linux-aio
  http://blog.lighttpd.net/articles/2006/11/14/linux-aio-and-large-files

It is not clear to me without looking at the code why lighttpd chose to use
pthreads.  Additional reading on AIO:
  http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-async/

Adam

"Adam Zell" <zel...@gm...> writes:

> Greetings,
>
> On 9/21/06, James Antill <ja...@an...> wrote:
> "Adam Zell" <zel...@gm...> writes:
>>
>> > Hello,
>> >
>> > I had a quick look at And-HTTPD, and am curious if the following
>> features
>> > are supported:
>> >
>> > * HTTP/1.1 pipelining (reduce TCP cold start)
>>
>> Yes, Vstr makes this much less work.
>
> Hmmm...I am not sure if this means it *is* implemented, or if it *could* be
> with a minimum of effort.

 Both. It is implemented. And was easy to do efficiently, due to Vstr.

>  To ensure we are referring to the same feature,
> pipelining allows a client to send multiple requests over the same
> connection without waiting for the initial response.  The server must send
> back the responses in the same order as the requests.

 Yes, see httpd.c:httpd_serv_recv() for the start. Currently and-httpd
will not parse the next request if there is data to go out on a
previous one (as there seems little point) ... but it will continue to
read the requests from the network (upto a configurable amount of data).
 And if you have a pipeline of say, OPTIONS requests (or HEAD, or are
using mmap() IO, etc.) then the code path looks like:

 httpd_serv_recv() -> (network recv)
  http_parse_req() ->
   http_req_op_get() / _opts() / _trace() ->
    [ http_fin_fd_req() ]
     http_fin_req() -> 
      httpd_serv_send() -> (network send)
       httpd__serv_fin_send() ->
        http_parse_req() -> ...

...Ie. and-httpd will actually parse multiple requests from a single
network recv event.
 Note that and-httpd uses TCP_CORK, so while scatter/gather is at the
heart of Vstr ... it isn't required to have as much data as possible
be in one writev() call.

>  The feature is useful
> in that it allows a client to send multiple packets before blocking on a
> response, giving the TCP stack time to measure latency/windows size/etc.
>
>> * FastCGI, SCGI, LSAPI, etc. (external application support)
>>
>> Not at the moment, this is probably the next big thing that's
>> needed. I mostly have a design, but haven't got around to implementing
>> it. Also I think that most people want less FastCGI etc. and more
>> controlled HTTP proxying type behaviour.
>> It doesn't help that I don't have anything that needs dynamic content
>> generation right now (at least anything that can't be done using the
>> and-ssi, scons, etc. tools).
>
>
> I think that there is still a large market for PHP/Ruby/Python connectors
> without a separate web server (note the momentum which lighttpd and
> LiteSpeed have gained by supporting RoR).  The proxy approach makes sense
> when there are multiple back-ends but that would imply some sort of load
> balancing logic on the HTTP server.  Have you given any thought to cluster
> management similar to a layer 5/7 switch?

 I've certainly given some thought to how to distribute dynamic
requests over multiple backends, but the first dynamic implementation
probably won't care a lot about how to sync multiple requests from a
single Cookied/etc. user to a single server.

>> Have you done any comparisons or benchmarks to
>> Cherokee/Lighttpd/LiteSpeed?
>>
>> I've done some personal benchmarks, they were mostly against itself
>> (Ie. strace etc.) although I've done a few against thttpd and some
>> against gatling. While I read the lighttpd mailing list, I'm reticent
>> to do comparisons against even that due to unfamiliarity (and even if
>> it won, it has a horrible design).
>
> The code is also somewhat bloated and difficult to follow.  I would not use
> it on any production servers, but I would use thttpd.  Cherokee seems
> advanced but I haven't had a chance to play with it much.  From what I can
> tell from the mailing list stability is an issue.

 Right, I've personally not found lighttpd that great from a QoI point
of view. But then one of my first experiences with it was responding
to someone else's statement that it was "secure" upon which I grep'd
the source for 15 minutes and found a buffer overflow.

 But, then again, I've found a lot of conformance problems of edge
cases in Apache-httpd ... so I just think most people probably have
different values of "good" (and they do have more features and users,
so I'm probably also not with the majority of users either).

> Also there's a big problem of lack of usable benchmarking software,
>> and a lot of people have fall back on using "ab" even though it's a
>> horribly inefficient program.
>
>
> Here's a couple which may be decent alternatives to ab:
>
> http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/
> http://grinder.sourceforge.net/

 I hadn't seen these, I'll have a look.

> http://www.hpl.hp.com/research/linux/httperf/

 This I have seen though, and while it's better than ab ... I wouldn't
call it efficient. The really hacky client the dietlibc guy did for
gattling (although horrible code) was very fast, so I've also used
that.

> I believe most, if not all of the above packages support coordinating load
> generation from multiple machines.

 Testing via. multiple machines isn't worth my doing atm. as I don't
have a decent multi-GB network.

> One thing I've thought about doing is a http-client type API, which I
>> could use to write a decent benchmark client, http-fuzz program and
>> dynamic content stuff. But there's a lot of things I'd like to do, and
>> I don't have time for all of them :)
>>
>> A lot of the speed comes from:
>>
>> 1) Pipelining (thttpd is probably one of the few that doesn't have
>> that though).
>
>
> Pipelining or persistent connections?

 There is little difference, with static content, if you are using
TCP_CORK (and good reason not to do things in parallel).
 In theory with dynamic content if you have "req1, req2,
req3" and both "req1 and req2" take 5 seconds, then you want to run
them in parallel on the server. However a few things suggest that this
isn't a good idea to me:

1. Each req. shouldn't be taking that long in a "normal" website
design, IMO. You'll have stylesheets/images/favicon.ico requests in
there too.

2. The client could just as easily open multiple network connections.

3. You have inherent parallelism due to all the other network
connections, from other users (it being very rare for a server you'd
care about efficiency that much to only have a small number of
connections to the outside world).

4. There are a lot of clients that don't understand HTTP well, and
having rare failures for almost no gain is bad.

>  Oh, I also forgot to ask about SSL
> support.  I am not sure if/how OpenSSL fits into the secure design, given
> its crufty API.

 It's kind of planned, but it won't be in the And-httpd server itself
(mainly due to the fact I don't trust the OpenSSL or GNUTLS code). The
obvious choice is putting something like stunnel on the connection, in
a sandbox (so it can only read and write on the sockets).

> 2) TCP_DEFER_ACCPET (if you have a lot of dead connections, which some
>> benchmarks tend to do, you do no work at all).
>> 3) TCP_CORK for certain workloads (although I think the latest
>> lighttpd beta has that too).
>> 4) epoll/sendfile (although most decent webservers have had both of
>> those for a while now too).
>
>
> What systems do you plan to support?  Solaris has a couple of different APIs
> for multiplexing (/dev/poll and Solaris 10 events) while *BSD has kqueue.  I
> would guess Windows is not a priority.

 I plan on supporting them all (the POSIX ones), and it should be
close. However, for obvious reasons, everything but Linux is kind of
second tier ... so optimizations tend to get done there first
(FreeBSD's crappy sendfile API still isn't patched in, and that should
be simple) and the Linux API can affect the design where others don't
(splice/tee in Linux is likely to push me to getting NFS async zero
copy IO into and-httpd, but all the kqueue extras don't make an
appearance).

 Saying that, adding the /dev/poll and kqueue event frameworks should
be simple patches to evnt.c

> 5) Memory scalability due to Vstr, although this is mostly unconfirmed
>> by data ... it should be true, and is the hardest for anything else to
>> copy :).
>
> + scatter/gather IO.  Have you thought of using custom memory allocators to
> reduce fragmentation similar to memcached?

 A lot of the Vstr is design is based around IO vectors, and it has a
custom memory allocator (and not just for efficiency reasons).
 Although I wrote Vstr, I have no problem saying it is brilliant :).
 There is a significant amount of documentation that I wrote for it

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"Adam Zell" <zel...@gm...> writes:

> Hello,
>
> I had a quick look at And-HTTPD, and am curious if the following features
> are supported:
>
> * HTTP/1.1 pipelining (reduce TCP cold start)

 Yes, Vstr makes this much less work.

> * HTTP/1.1 chunking (useful for Comet and streaming applications)

 No, and while I can see some usage for a streaming application I'm
not 100% convinced that constant streaming is a good thing to use HTTP
for. Saying that, I'd probably allow it as an optional feature after
I've done dynamic content generation support.

> * FastCGI, SCGI, LSAPI, etc. (external application support)

 Not at the moment, this is probably the next big thing that's
needed. I mostly have a design, but haven't got around to implementing
it. Also I think that most people want less FastCGI etc. and more
controlled HTTP proxying type behaviour.
 It doesn't help that I don't have anything that needs dynamic content
generation right now (at least anything that can't be done using the
and-ssi, scons, etc. tools).

> Have you done any comparisons or benchmarks to Cherokee/Lighttpd/LiteSpeed?

 I've done some personal benchmarks, they were mostly against itself
(Ie. strace etc.) although I've done a few against thttpd and some
against gatling. While I read the lighttpd mailing list, I'm reticent
to do comparisons against even that due to unfamiliarity (and even if
it won, it has a horrible design).
 Also there's a big problem of lack of usable benchmarking software,
and a lot of people have fall back on using "ab" even though it's a
horribly inefficient program.
 One thing I've thought about doing is a http-client type API, which I
could use to write a decent benchmark client, http-fuzz program and
dynamic content stuff. But there's a lot of things I'd like to do, and
I don't have time for all of them :)

 A lot of the speed comes from:

1) Pipelining (thttpd is probably one of the few that doesn't have
that though).
2) TCP_DEFER_ACCPET (if you have a lot of dead connections, which some
benchmarks tend to do, you do no work at all).
3) TCP_CORK for certain workloads (although I think the latest
lighttpd beta has that too).
4) epoll/sendfile (although most decent webservers have had both of
those for a while now too).
5) Memory scalability due to Vstr, although this is mostly unconfirmed
by data ... it should be true, and is the hardest for anything else to
copy :).

 (the same might well be true of TCP_CONGESTION, as noone else has
that yet ... AFAIK).

> If you don't have any objection and plan to keep the code active, I would be
> interested in extending the server (note: I have previously contributed to
> thttpd and Lighttpd).

 That would be great, I'm happy to look at all contributions and help
you in anyway with the code. I have a "TODO list"[2] which will in
theory tell you what I'm thinking about trying to write for and-httpd
next (treat it as higher == more likely, but mostly from the ex_httpd
section :).
 Probably the biggest difference to other webservers will be the
almost total usage of Vstr[1], for string/buffer operations. But
hopefully that will actually help, due to the documentation for
same.


 Do you know about the mailing lists at:

http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=162195

...feel free to post any questions/patches/etc. there.


[1] http://www.and.org/vstr/

[2] http://www.and.org/and-httpd/TODO

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Ashley Palmer <as...@7a...> writes:

> hello james, any chance you could bring any light on this compile error 
> on slackware-10.1.0 useing currect versions of and-http and its libs
>
> gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.     -g -O2  -I/usr/local/include
> -DHTTPD_CONF_VERSION='"0.99.6"' -g -O2 -c -o and_httpd-and-httpd.o `test
> -f 'and-httpd.c' || echo './'`and-httpd.c

 The current version is 0.99.8, there have been a lot of build fixes
since 0.99.6.

> and-httpd.c: In function `serv_cmd_line':
> and-httpd.c:710: error: `cap_t' undeclared (first use in this function)
> and-httpd.c:710: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only
> once
> and-httpd.c:710: error: for each function it appears in.)
> and-httpd.c:710: error: parse error before "caps"
> and-httpd.c:712: error: `caps' undeclared (first use in this function)

 This means you don't have the development parts of libcap installed,
so you won't be able to do a couple of things related to dropping
privileges.

> make[2]: *** [and_httpd-and-httpd.o] Error 1
> make[2]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/and-httpd-0.99.6/src'
> make[1]: *** [all] Error 2
> make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/and-httpd-0.99.6/src'
> make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
>
>
> thank you

 n/p, let me know how it goes.

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http://www.and.org/and-httpd



Bennett Todd <be...@ra...> writes:

> 2006-04-01T17:22:45 James Antill:
>>  *grins* ... looking at the log "httpd 7" and "httpd_conf_7 2" failed,
>> both of which need gzip and bzip2 available ... do you have those?
>
> Oh, yes. In flavours. /usr/bin/gzip and /usr/bin/bzip2 are the
> standalone utils; /bin/gzip is busybox.
>
>> ../scripts/diff_ex_tst.sh httpd 7
>
> --- ../tst/ex_httpd_out_7       2006-02-13 02:24:49.000000000 +0000
> +++ ./ex_httpd_tmp_7    2006-04-02 15:31:45.000000000 +0000
> @@ -24,7 +24,7 @@
>  Last-Modified: Thu, 14 Oct 2004 07:02:24 GMT
>  Accept-Ranges: bytes
>  Vary: Accept-Encoding
> -Content-Type: application/x-gzip
> +Content-Type: application/x-gunzip
>  Content-Length: 136
>
>  HTTP/1.1 200 OK

 Ahh, this means /etc/mime.types is different. Mine has:

application/x-gzip              gz tgz

...which is what I'd expected all of them were. I could work around it
by shipping my own mime.types file, at least for testing if not for
the production version.

 Just to make sure, could you try with the mime.types at:

http://www.and.org/patches/mime.types

>> ../scripts/diff_ex_tst.sh httpd_conf_7 2
>
> ; ../scripts/diff_ex_tst.sh httpd_conf_7 2
> Binary files ../tst/ex_httpd_conf_7_out_2 and ./ex_httpd_conf_7_tmp_2 differ
> ; diff -a ../tst/ex_httpd_conf_7_out_2 ex_httpd_conf_7_tmp_2

 I think this is the same problem, but I can't read none unified
diffs. If it doesn't work still can you try with diff -au (I'll change
the script).

-- 
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http://www.and.org/and-httpd



2006-04-01T17:22:45 James Antill:
>  *grins* ... looking at the log "httpd 7" and "httpd_conf_7 2" failed,
> both of which need gzip and bzip2 available ... do you have those?

Oh, yes. In flavours. /usr/bin/gzip and /usr/bin/bzip2 are the
standalone utils; /bin/gzip is busybox.

> ../scripts/diff_ex_tst.sh httpd 7

--- ../tst/ex_httpd_out_7       2006-02-13 02:24:49.000000000 +0000
+++ ./ex_httpd_tmp_7    2006-04-02 15:31:45.000000000 +0000
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@
 Last-Modified: Thu, 14 Oct 2004 07:02:24 GMT
 Accept-Ranges: bytes
 Vary: Accept-Encoding
-Content-Type: application/x-gzip
+Content-Type: application/x-gunzip
 Content-Length: 136

 HTTP/1.1 200 OK

> ../scripts/diff_ex_tst.sh httpd_conf_7 2

; ../scripts/diff_ex_tst.sh httpd_conf_7 2
Binary files ../tst/ex_httpd_conf_7_out_2 and ./ex_httpd_conf_7_tmp_2 differ
; diff -a ../tst/ex_httpd_conf_7_out_2 ex_httpd_conf_7_tmp_2
143c143
< HTTP/1.1 406 Not Acceptable
---
> HTTP/1.1 200 OK
146c146
< Last-Modified:
---
> Last-Modified: Thu, 14 Oct 2004 07:02:24 GMT
148,151c148,150
< Vary: Accept,Accept-Encoding,Accept-Language
< Content-Type: text/plain
< Content-Length: 17
< Content-Language: en
---
> Vary: Accept-Encoding
> Content-Type: application/x-gunzip
> Content-Length: 132
153,154c152
< ERROR 406 en/txt
< HTTP/1.1 406 Not Acceptable
---                                                                 >
>QQQt                                                                      =
               `QpHTTP/1.1 200 OK
157c155
< Last-Modified:
---
> Last-Modified: Thu, 14 Oct 2004 07:02:24 GMT
159,163c157,159
< Vary: Accept,Accept-Encoding,Accept-Language
< Content-Type: text/html
< Content-Encoding: gzip
< Content-Length: 144
< Content-Language: fr
---
> Vary: Accept-Encoding
> Content-Type: application/x-gunzip
> Content-Length: 132
;=20

Bennett Todd <be...@ra...> writes:

> 2006-03-27T02:40:24 James Antill:
>>  Did you run "make check" too?
>
> I just did. First run lots o' stuff failed, this is the first thing
> that's insisted on having /etc/protocols. So I added that, and most
> things passed; make check output attached. Two tests failed.

 *grins* ... looking at the log "httpd 7" and "httpd_conf_7 2" failed,
both of which need gzip and bzip2 available ... do you have those?
 If not, could you add those for the "make check" part?

 If you do, or you get more failures can you:

cd src
../scripts/diff_ex_tst.sh httpd 7

...where the two arguments depend on what test failed. Ie. the above
is for:

FAILURE(28959) ./../tst/tst_httpd_vhosts.pl: tst ex_httpd 7

for the other failure of:

FAILURE(28177) ./../tst/tst_httpd_conf.pl: tst ex_httpd_conf_7 2

you'd do:

../scripts/diff_ex_tst.sh httpd_conf_7 2

 TIA.

-- 
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2006-03-20T01:40:06 James Antill:
> #ifndef __GLIBC__
> # define strverscmp(x, y) strcmp(x, y)
> #endif
>=20
> ...I assume uLibc is defining that due to a lot of things assuming
> GLibc =3D=3D Linux. Changing it to an #if 1 will work fine, if I don't do
> the right fix for the next release I'll autoconf it properly.

That did it --- very sorry for the unreasonable delay getting back
to you. Entirely on Bent Linux:

: pic.bent.dom; curl -I http://localhost:8008/foo
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Date: Sun, 26 Mar 2006 13:33:23 GMT
Server: and-httpd/0.99.7
Last-Modified: Sun, 26 Mar 2006 13:31:56 GMT
Accept-Ranges: bytes
Vary: Accept-Encoding
Content-Length: 4

: pic.bent.dom;

Thanks!

If you've any interest in linking to a statically-linked uClibc
and-httpd,
<URL:http://bent.latency.net/bent/i386/and-httpd-0.99.7.cpio.bz2>, a
bpm (Bent Package Manager) package of a full install, including the
sources. It's a cpio with relative paths, so a proper install is an
extract from root, but it's easy to extract it anywhere and pull out
bits of interest. usr/sbin/and-httpd is 580KB.

-Bennett

Bennett Todd <be...@ra...> writes:

> 2006-03-18T17:19:17 James Antill:
>>  Here's the updated patch with the .c file changes too:
>> 
>> http://www.and.org/patches/and-httpd-2006-03-18-inline.patch
>
> gcc -Os -ffunction-sections -fdata-sections -s -Wl,--gc-sections -o and-dir_sort and_dir_sort-opt.o and_dir_sort-bag.o and_dir_sort-and-dir_sort.o -s -Wl,--gc-sections  /usr/lib/libvstr.a
> and_dir_sort-bag.o(.text.bag_cb_sort_key_vers+0x15): In function `bag_cb_sort_key_vers':
> : undefined reference to `strverscmp'
> collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
> make[2]: *** [and-dir_sort] Error 1
> make[2]: Leaving directory `/var/tmp/bpmbuild.11853/build/and-httpd-0.99.7/src'
> make[1]: *** [all] Error 2
> make[1]: Leaving directory `/var/tmp/bpmbuild.11853/build/and-httpd-0.99.7/src'
> make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
>
> Looks like I need to find a way to tell it, yes, this is Linux, but
> no, it's not glibc.

 Yeh, my fault ... that's on the fix list, but I want a
non-trivial fix so haven't got around to it.
 At the top of bag.c there is:

#ifndef __GLIBC__
# define strverscmp(x, y) strcmp(x, y)
#endif

...I assume uLibc is defining that due to a lot of things assuming
GLibc == Linux. Changing it to an #if 1 will work fine, if I don't do
the right fix for the next release I'll autoconf it properly.

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:0:
* ^From: .*james@and\.org
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2006-03-18T17:19:17 James Antill:
>  Here's the updated patch with the .c file changes too:
>=20
> http://www.and.org/patches/and-httpd-2006-03-18-inline.patch

gcc -Os -ffunction-sections -fdata-sections -s -Wl,--gc-sections -o and-dir=
_sort and_dir_sort-opt.o and_dir_sort-bag.o and_dir_sort-and-dir_sort.o -s =
-Wl,--gc-sections  /usr/lib/libvstr.a
and_dir_sort-bag.o(.text.bag_cb_sort_key_vers+0x15): In function `bag_cb_so=
rt_key_vers':
: undefined reference to `strverscmp'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make[2]: *** [and-dir_sort] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory `/var/tmp/bpmbuild.11853/build/and-httpd-0.99.7/=
src'
make[1]: *** [all] Error 2
make[1]: Leaving directory `/var/tmp/bpmbuild.11853/build/and-httpd-0.99.7/=
src'
make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1

Looks like I need to find a way to tell it, yes, this is Linux, but
no, it's not glibc.

-Bennett

Bennett Todd <be...@ra...> writes:

> 2006-03-17T16:46:36 James Antill:
>>  Here's a patch:
>> 
>> http://www.and.org/patches/and-httpd-2006-03-17-inline.patch
>
> And alas, another failure:
>
> gcc -Os -ffunction-sections -fdata-sections -s -Wl,--gc-sections -o and-httpd and_httpd-mime_types.o and_httpd-httpd_conf_main.o and_httpd-httpd_conf_req.o and_httpd-httpd_policy.o and_httpd-httpd_policy_inline.o and_httpd-bag.o and_httpd-conf.o and_httpd-cntl.o and_httpd-date.o and_httpd-evnt.o and_httpd-hexdump.o and_httpd-opt.o and_httpd-opt_policy.o and_httpd-opt_serv.o and_httpd-vlg.o and_httpd-conf_inline.o and_httpd-opt_policy_inline.o and_httpd-httpd.o and_httpd-and-httpd.o -s -Wl,--gc-sections  /usr/lib/libvstr.a /usr/lib/libsocket_poll.a /usr/lib/libtimer_q.a
> and_httpd-opt_policy_inline.o(.bss.in6addr_any+0x0): multiple definition of `in6addr_any'
> and_httpd-httpd_policy_inline.o(.bss.in6addr_any+0x0): first defined here
> and_httpd-opt_policy_inline.o(.bss.in6addr_loopback+0x0): multiple definition of `in6addr_loopback'
> and_httpd-httpd_policy_inline.o(.bss.in6addr_loopback+0x0): first defined here
> collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
> make[2]: *** [and-httpd] Error 1
> make[2]: Leaving directory `/var/tmp/bpmbuild.26475/build/and-httpd-0.99.7/src'
> make[1]: *** [all] Error 2
> make[1]: Leaving directory `/var/tmp/bpmbuild.26475/build/and-httpd-0.99.7/src'
> make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1

 Argghh ... that's the same error, the patch I posted failed to
include the changes to the .c files. Sorry.

 Here's the updated patch with the .c file changes too:

http://www.and.org/patches/and-httpd-2006-03-18-inline.patch

-- 
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http://www.and.org/and-httpd



2006-03-17T16:46:36 James Antill:
>  Here's a patch:
>=20
> http://www.and.org/patches/and-httpd-2006-03-17-inline.patch

And alas, another failure:

gcc -Os -ffunction-sections -fdata-sections -s -Wl,--gc-sections -o and-htt=
pd and_httpd-mime_types.o and_httpd-httpd_conf_main.o and_httpd-httpd_conf_=
req.o and_httpd-httpd_policy.o and_httpd-httpd_policy_inline.o and_httpd-ba=
g.o and_httpd-conf.o and_httpd-cntl.o and_httpd-date.o and_httpd-evnt.o and=
_httpd-hexdump.o and_httpd-opt.o and_httpd-opt_policy.o and_httpd-opt_serv.=
o and_httpd-vlg.o and_httpd-conf_inline.o and_httpd-opt_policy_inline.o and=
_httpd-httpd.o and_httpd-and-httpd.o -s -Wl,--gc-sections  /usr/lib/libvstr=
=2Ea /usr/lib/libsocket_poll.a /usr/lib/libtimer_q.a
and_httpd-opt_policy_inline.o(.bss.in6addr_any+0x0): multiple definition of=
 `in6addr_any'
and_httpd-httpd_policy_inline.o(.bss.in6addr_any+0x0): first defined here
and_httpd-opt_policy_inline.o(.bss.in6addr_loopback+0x0): multiple definiti=
on of `in6addr_loopback'
and_httpd-httpd_policy_inline.o(.bss.in6addr_loopback+0x0): first defined h=
ere
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make[2]: *** [and-httpd] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory `/var/tmp/bpmbuild.26475/build/and-httpd-0.99.7/=
src'
make[1]: *** [all] Error 2
make[1]: Leaving directory `/var/tmp/bpmbuild.26475/build/and-httpd-0.99.7/=
src'
make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1

-Bennett


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