| Commit message (Collapse) | Author | Age |
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to its malloc_trim to prompt it to do so. Reported by Sarunas Valaskevicius.
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for Linux so just use it everywhere.
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defines). From Eric N Vander Weele.
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bits it doesn't.
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(like OS X) where the system implementation is crap. From Joshua Rubin.
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by Dagobert Michelsen.
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Linux and friends don't natively have fparseln() so add it to compat/ and
ensure autotools can pick it up.
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the server and fd passing is not necessary. Needs some ifdefs unfortunately but
no way around that and some of them can go next time we're willing to do a
protocol bump. Patch from J Raynor jxraynor at gmail dot com.
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