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Fix endian and flock support on (some) SunOS platforms - #2009
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While most recent Illumos platforms may have both endian.h and flock support (e.g. SmartOS in joyent_20171212T175708Z), more traditional ones do not (e.g. SmartOS in joyent_20141030T081701Z). These two commits allow rspamd to build there (similar fcntl workaround already exists in src/libutil/util.c).