plugin itself was never actually committed, so support for it was never
there.

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opened.  Instead just remain in paused state.

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into account).

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previous song played will be reused.

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forever without this.

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installing libs/includes, and apparently even the defaults can break cross
compiles (see bug #1454).

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pointing it out.

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LOCATE_TAG_KEY_FILE.  Specifying "file: " as an argument to
search/find/list wasn't the point of that patch...

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from a branch of 0.12.1.

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to segfault.  This could be exploited by malicious users to crash other
users' mpd.  But more importantly, I believe clients are doing this
unintentionally, and that this is what is causing mpd to segfault for many
people after running for long periods of time.

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PKG_PROG_PKG_CONFIG to be done first.  But this is only done if PulseAudio
and JACK aren't explitily disabled.  Therefore, using ./configure
--disable-pulse --disable-jack will make it so that neither LSR nor
Zeroconf can be found.  This is the second time this bug has come up (first
being when JACK was added), so can people please start adding to the test
around PKG_PROG_PKG_CONFIG when they add new features that need
PKG_CHECK_MODULES?

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playlist.

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later be used for playlist searching.

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Mixing code and declarations is ugly, anyways.

We could probably get away with using alloca(), but I'm not sure
how good compiler support is for that, either.  It's probably
more supported than mixed declarations and code.  Nevertheless;
we'll trigger memory checkers on exit because we don't free
the buffers; but we won't actually leak because we reuse those
buffers (just like the non-SRC code path).

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Also took out an unnecessary memset in getPlayerErrorStr

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Avoid unnecessary memset to zero, snprintf always puts a
trailing '\0'.  We also have no need to subtract one from the
buffer we're snprintf-ing it to.

We also check the return value of snprintf to ensure it's not
too long.  I have a feeling we might as well avoid snprintf
altogether so we don't have to worry about buffer sizing/stack
overflow and just do a bunch of write(2)s, letting Nagle sort it
out...

Also, centralize some of the exit error handling in with
goto.  This makes the code a bit more consistent and
maintainable as well as reducing code and binary size.

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We need to identify ourselves as HTTP/1.1 so Range: works;
and so the server can return HTTP/1.1 instead of HTTP/1.0.

Tested against lighttpd 1.4.13

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