Allocate 8MB minimum to stack for new server threads #268
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Needs a description of the problem and what the fix accomplishes. Commit message needs to reference the issue being fixed. |
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| pthread_attr_t tattr; | ||
| pthread_attr_init(&tattr); | ||
| pthread_attr_setstacksize(&tattr, 1 << 23); |
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New server threads need reasonable memory for LZF compression's hash table. This will allocate 8MB minimum, which is the default on Ubuntu. Fixes #204.