manu@... writes: > How portable is that? Don't know. Btw, the freebsd port mechanism could add this during pre-build stages, it has been designed for that too. > pthread_attr_setstacksize() is in the POSIX standards, so it seems the > way to go, but unfortunately, thread creation occurs in libmilter, so > there is no opportunity to use pthread_attr_setstacksize(). Except if I > use a dedicated thread for config reload. Maybe be this is the solution. You are the architect. > OTOH, I can't find anything about THREAD_STACK_SIZE. Is it documented in > any standard at all? Apparently no. I found references to it with google. The links are not freebsd or linux centric. I would tend to think that it is present in most implementations but it doesn't answer to your question. > Not really. On your machine, on config file reload, it reaches 4.4MB. > I'd say that 5MB is okay, but it might depends on the config file. It > also depends on the libpthread implementation. ok.
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Re: [milter-greylist] Config reload SIGSEGV in the spotlight
2004-05-29 by Cyril Guibourg
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