It only had 4 slots so was never quite useful, and sharing of sock->pack_fds across cached repositories seems problematic. with help from + ok op@

main_compose_sockets() has the 'feature' of implicitly dup(2)'ing the passed file descriptior. But it's not what we need for the temp fds, since those needs to be unique per-children. debugged with stsp@

allows to run gotwebd from the got checkout again.

suggested by stsp@

concern raised by stsp@

proc.c really shines when there's a network of different types of processes, potentially with a various number of instances each, that needs to exchange messages. Gotwebd instead has a much simpler design, and using proc.c causes more overhead (/headaches) than it solves. So, this attempts to provide the same functionalities but with a much simpler implementation that fits gotwebd better. ok stsp@

This prevents the issues that we just hit with forgetting to remove PREVID: instead of relying on the enum value to yield the size of a table, use nitems(). Also, quit as soon as the matching key was found, no need to iterate further. ok stsp@

Proccessing large pack files can easily result in out-of-memory errors if the datasize limit is too conservative.

This leftover kept QSELEM__MAX bigger than the querystring_keys[] table and causes gotweb_assign_querystring to go out of bounds. Spotted on alpine (thanks to -portable.)

Now that socket handling is being done in a portable way upstream, there's no need to carry -portable specific code.

Otherwise the log_warnx() call in the -D case logs to syslog.

Instead of hardcoding the flags, keep ai_{family,socktype,protocol} from the getaddrinfo() call and apply them here. ok stsp@

It was added due to gotwebd weird structure sockaddr_storage handling. Instead, save the size reported by getaddrinfo() and not reach into the struct sockaddr_storage at all (except for extracting the port number for diagnostics purposes.) sockets_conf_new_socket_fcgi() gets an hardcoded ipproto to zero (which is the only value it can get in practice, and keeps for the moment the hardcoded SOCK_STREAM. It'll be cleaned in a follow-up. ok stsp@

This changes how we handle the port number: bubbles up the local portstr added in previous commit and lets getaddrinfo() deals with port numbers and services name. getservice() can be gc. While here add the missing free() in parse.y. ok stsp@

ok plus tweaks stsp@

ok stsp@

The main process doesn't need write access anywhere and /tmp is not needed. The sockets process didn't use unveil at all so far, but is happy with just "x" for libexec helpers and "r" for each server's repository path. Input from op@ Tested by myself and Kyle Ackerman who also reviewed the diffs. Prompted by questions from mlarkin@ ok mlarkin@, op@

ok op@