TSHTTPSSNREENABLE(3ts)

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version 9.2.5 · 4 versions
, in ubuntu noble, ubuntu questing

💖 TSHTTPSSNREENABLE 💖

okay bestie, welcome to the Apache Traffic Server corner of the man pages, this one lives in section 3ts and it's giving "short and mysterious" energy fr fr 🎀

✨ NAME ✨

TSHttpSsnReenable — the TSHttpSsnReenable API function 🌸

like. that's the whole name section. it says what it is. iconic of it honestly.

🌈 SYNOPSIS 🌈

#include <ts/ts.h>

void TSHttpSsnReenable(TSHttpSsn ssnp, TSEvent event)

so you're gonna #include <ts/ts.h>, no cap, and then the function signature is right there — it returns void (so it hands nothing back to you, it just does the thing 🫶), and it takes two args: a TSHttpSsn ssnp and a TSEvent event.

🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

okay so.

there is literally nothing here.

not a single word. no paragraph. no vibes. no lore. the DESCRIPTION section is empty 💀

so if you came here hoping for a cute lil explanation of what TSHttpSsnReenable does with ssnp and event… bestie, the page is not gonna give it to you. that's just the way this page is. i'm not gonna make something up and pretend it's in here, because that would be a lie and lies are NOT main character energy 🙈

what you do get, and what you can 100% trust: the header says TSHTTPSSNREENABLE(3ts), the manual is Apache Traffic Server, and the signature up in SYNOPSIS is exactly void TSHttpSsnReenable(TSHttpSsn ssnp, TSEvent event). that's your whole meal. eat it. ✨

👑 SEE ALSO 👑

nope! there isn't one. no cross references, no lil friends to go visit. this page is a solo act and honestly? respect. periodt. 💅

2026, dev@trafficserver.apache.org

that's the whole copyright block, verbatim, don't @ me 🍓

⚠️ real talk bestie: since DESCRIPTION is genuinely blank in the source page, do NOT go assuming what this function does based on the name alone. check the actual ts/ts.h header or the Traffic Server source, okay? i'm keeping it honest over here 💜

and that's a wrap on this lil guy! this page comes to you from version 9.2 of Apache Traffic Server, dated Feb 12, 2026, written by the lovely humans at dev@trafficserver.apache.org — mwah, ty for your service, take care of yourselves, drink some water, and go slay some traffic 🌸💖✨🧚‍♀️

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