Restrict "Keep track of threads again" to glibc #121
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The fix introduced in 1bd7a3b will only compile with glibc, as it uses additions to pthreads specific to the GNU C Library. This fix allows in certain conditions to solve a threads issue when the livestatus broker restarts. As such, it seems currently best to keep it for Linux systems, and skip it elsewhere to allow livestatus to work everywhere else.
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i might be wrong, but this seems to be unnecessary and confusing.
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The fix introduced in 1bd7a3b will only compile with glibc, as it uses additions to pthreads specific to the GNU C Library.
This fix allows in certain conditions to solve a threads issue when the livestatus broker restarts.
As such, it seems currently best to keep it for Linux systems, and skip it elsewhere to allow livestatus to work everywhere else.