Fedora 17 Update: libqb-0.13.0-1.fc17

[updates at fedoraproject.org]

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Fedora Update Notification
FEDORA-2012-7617
2012-05-10 20:33:13
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Name        : libqb
Product     : Fedora 17
Version     : 0.13.0
Release     : 1.fc17
URL         : http://www.libqb.org
Summary     : An IPC library for high performance servers
Description :
libqb provides high performance client server reusable features.
Initially these are IPC and poll.

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Update Information:

Rebase to v0.13.0
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ChangeLog:

* Thu May 10 2012 Angus Salkeld <asalkeld at redhat.com> - 0.13.0-1
- Remove unneccessary __attribute__ ((aligned(8))) from internal headers
- IPC: add a new function to get (and alloc) the extended stats.
- Revert "Add the event queue length to the connection stats."
- IPC: cleanup better on a failed client connect.
- IPC(soc): be more consistent with control struct size
- IPC: kill a compiler warning
- IPC(soc): pass in the correct size into munmap()
- TEST: Use /bin/sh not /bin/bash
- TEST: check for lost shared mem on bsd too
- rb: cleanup the semaphores
- Fix some small issues in ./check
- Cleanup the .gitignore files
- configure.ac tweaks
- Remove HZ and use sysconf instead.
- SUN_LEN() macro is present if __EXTENSIONS__ is defined on Illumos
- PF_UNIX is a POSIX standard name
- Test for log facility names
- IPC: drop log message to debug.
- IPC: fix retrying of partial recv's and sends.
- IPC: initialize enough shared mem for all 3 one way connections.
- IPC: keep retrying to recv the socket message if partially recv'ed (part 2)
- IPC: keep retrying to recv the socket message if partially recv'ed
- IPC: handle the server shutdown better
- IPC: handle a connection disconnect from the server better
- IPC: make it possible to send events in the connected callback.
- Add the event queue length to the connection stats.
- IPC: add a is_connected client side function.
- Fix typo in ./check
- docs: clarify the need to use request/response headers
- Remove unused local variable
- IPC: change the socket recv function to read the response header.
- Add some special commands into the ipc example
- TEST: improve the tracing in the ipc tests.
- Make "make (s)rpm" work more reliably
- TEST: add a test to confirm we get the events we send.
- TEST: reuse send_and_check for events.
- IPC: make it possible for a root client to talk to a non-root server.
- Run ./Lindent in the examples directory
- Add some debug code to the ipcclient example
- IPC: make sure ipc (socket) clients can connect to a server running as root.
- IPC: allow qb to bump the max_message_size
- IPC: check for a sane minimum max_message_size
- add rpl_sem.h loop_poll_int.h to noinst_headers
- Handle errors more consistently
- call recv_ready on socket types
- Handle a recv of size 0
- make bsd shm path better by default.
- Fix kqueue on freebsd.
- Get the example socket includes right.
- Fix kqueue compiling.
- POLL: seperate out the poll/epoll and add kqueue
- Test existence of getpeer* functions
- Add inet header to tcpclient example
- Don't link with setpshared if unavailable
- NetBSD doesn't have semun defined
- Use MADV_NOSYNC only on systems where available
- Use SCHED_BATCH only on platforms where available
- Fix a bug introduced by the bsd patch.
- Cleanup the selection of semaphores to use
- Fix some leaks in the logging.
- Try and improve the portability on bsd variants.
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