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LDAP search requests (EJAB-1204)
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Courcelle)(EJAB-1191)
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to Brian Acton)(EJAB-1193)
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ejabberd.cfg.example (EJAB-1185)
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Khramtsov)(EJAB-1165)
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(thanks to Juan Pablo Carlino and Alexey Shchepin)
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If flock is available, ejabberdctl will use it to grab one
of a bound number of connection names. This allows concurrent
connections while using a bound number of atoms.
Using PID, timestamps or random strings for transient connection IDs
(which would avoid the need for flock) uses an unbound number of atoms.
This can effectively DoS servers, as these connection names are
not garbage collected.
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SVN Revision: 2963
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The new hook is called http_request_debug, and receive the LocalPath and Request as parameter.
SVN Revision: 2961
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When using BOSH, this reduces memory consuption of the http-bind process, with negligible CPU impact.
SVN Revision: 2960
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