Lots of thread-safety stuff, primarly so you can disconnect a socket from

	* libsoup/soup-socket.c: Lots of thread-safety stuff, primarly so
	you can disconnect a socket from one thread while doing I/O in
	another.

	* libsoup/soup-message-io.c (soup_message_io_cancel): Split into
	soup_message_io_stop() and io_cleanup(), to separate out the "stop
	reading/writing" and "free data" phases to allow thread-safe
	synchronous cancellation.
	(soup_message_io_finished): call both soup_message_io_stop() and
	io_cleanup()
	(io_error): Only set SOUP_STATUS_IO_ERROR on the message if it
	doesn't already have a transport error status (eg, CANCELLED).
	(new_iostate): Call io_cleanup() if needed.

	* libsoup/soup-status.h: add "SOUP_STATUS_NONE" for 0, to make it
	clearer that it's not a status.

	* libsoup/soup-message.c (finalize, restarted, finished,
	soup_message_set_uri): s/soup_message_io_cancel/soup_message_io_stop/
	(soup_message_cleanup_response): s/0/SOUP_STATUS_NONE/

	* libsoup/soup-connection.c (send_request): Remove
	soup_message_io_cancel call.

	* libsoup/soup-session-sync.c (send_message): Connect to the
	connection's "disconnected" signal rather than using a weak ref,
	since that's what we really care about, and it's possible that the
	connection may have an extra ref on it somewhere that would keep
	it from being destroyed even if it was disconnected.

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/libsoup/soup-connection.c b/libsoup/soup-connection.c
index 5e3d3bda..d2ca4020 100644
--- a/libsoup/soup-connection.c
+++ b/libsoup/soup-connection.c
@@ -625,7 +625,6 @@ send_request (SoupConnection *conn, SoupMessage *req)
 			soup_message_filter_setup_message (conn->priv->filter, req);
 	}
 
-	soup_message_io_cancel (req);
 	soup_message_send_request (req, conn->priv->socket,
 				   conn->priv->proxy_uri != NULL);
 }