On Linux the two ioctls FIONREAD and TIOCINQ share the same number.
However TIOCINQ is used for terminals while FIONREAD is used (among
others) for sockets and pipes. Hence use FIONREAD here since it seems
more appropriate.
gdbm still uses BSD lockf for locking which is incompatible with NFS.
Since we don't need the locking here since the db files in question
should never be accessed by more than one process since they are
per-home-dir and per-machine we can disable locking without any ill
results.
This should fix rhbz #471279.
This also does some minor reordering in the Makefile.am
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Close the RTP socket correctly after passing messages about.
When not sending silence, the RTSP socket will be closed after some period of inactivity. I'm not sure why this is.
Sending silence keeps things working and with the flushes after suspension we now get a better latency. As this relies on the auto-suspend feature, it's not exactly ideal.
Typical latencies are currently about 3s which makes it more or less usuable for listening to music.
If the connection is disconnected, it will reconnect but I've found that the second connection is silent. Hopefully the silence will prevent the first connection dropping.
Refs #69
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This allows us to reconnect upon disconnection but this has thus far proved unreliable.
We no longer close the socket. We leave this to the module thread to do the closing.
We can also flush the remote buffer now.
Refs #69
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* Store the mainloop, hostname and port internally on construction
* This should allow use to easily reconnect if disconnected although this has thus far proved unreliable.
The changes look like more than they are due to moving a function around.
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* Change the encode_sample routine to simply return normal memchunks allocated from the mempool.
* unref the memchunks returned from encode_sample when we are done with them.
* Create an encoded 'silence' sample and play this at all times to prevent hangup and to 'hog' the airtunes device
This now works and can be used as a regular sink albeit with a constant latency of about 8 seconds :s
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Only clear IO related stuff if this free() was triggered deliberatly (i.e. not by server side disconnect)
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Change port to be 16 bits
Do not free stuff on closure as this happens further up the stack.
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