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So far, it was expected that xs_socket_accept should work and while its
failure results in a termination, it was not properly logged. With this
change, an error message including the strerror message is being logged.
After experiencing some unexpected snac httpd shutdowns, I added a bit
of additional logging, including when xs_socket_accept fails. This
proved useful, as it unveiled a deeper error on my machine:
> xs_socket_accept failed: Too many open files
Since entering this code path results in termination, I thought
upstreaming this logging might be useful for others.
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If set to any value, a public post page doesn't show any headline.
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This helps paging in Mastodon clients.
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the docs.
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(instead of the default).
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I thought I was already doing this 🤦(not that it really matters much).
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But does it work?
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Use those in HTTP responses instead of "OK"/"ERROR".
Apps like Tokodon show only the status text in unexpected responses.
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