Nadav Har'El

> > Or maybe there's some other use case of on_internal_error_noexcept that I'm not familiar with? > > The original use case is reporting errors in a noexcept context, e.g....

@raphaelsc I don't agree. I think that out-of-the-box users will not touch either options, but if a user chose to use "--memory" (-m), he clearly meant this command to be...

Hi, I see you answered your own question on the mailing list, there is a test `tests/unit/tls_test.cc`, which does HTTPS requests (client side). If you want to keep this issue...

I don't think anyone else is working on this issue at the moment, so the answer is probably yes. @wmitros has been working recently on improving Seastar's HTTP 1.1 support...

On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 11:17 AM, Gleb Natapov [email protected] wrote: > The problem is that memcached send packets with 9 fragments each, but this > HW is only...

On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 11:36 AM, Gleb Natapov [email protected] wrote: > The fix is to use TSO if it was not clear from my previous message :) >...

You can use the email address [email protected] to report sensitive security issues in Scylladb projects (including Seastar). And yes, it makes sense to explicitly mention that in README.md and/or SECURITY.md.

@JamieSlome I looked at the report and it is of extremely low severity - it's a report about a "security hole" in our configure.py python script (which is not relevant...

Hi, please send patches to the mailing list, not as github "pull requests", to allow everyone to participate in the review process. This part of the README.md definitely needs to...

Unfortunately, ousting the `boost::program_options` out of smp.hh doesn't help. In particular, it appears that almost all source files include `boost::program_options` for other reasons - which is bad - but it...