Simplify copy-pasting from openssl x509 -fingerprint output:
 Examples:
   openssl x509 -in cert.pem -noout -fingerprint -sha1
   openssl x509 -in cert.pem -noout -fingerprint -sha256

 if not set, fallback to private key in the same ssl-pemfile

 Warning: config options are changed aligned with general accel-ppp style.
 Following cases, including no-openssl build are supported:

  ssl | ssl-pemfile | behavior
  1     set           get both sha1 & sha256 from the certificate
  0     set           get both sha1 & sha256 from the certificate
  0     unset         use cert-hash-sha1 and/or cert-hash-sha256 hex options
  no-openssl          use cert-hash-sha1 and/or cert-hash-sha256 hex options

 cert-hash-sha1 and/or cert-hash-sha256 hex options override certificate's,
 so it's possible to turn certficate hash verification off with just empty
 values (default).

 TODO: accounting/statistics, minimize syscall & memory usage

triton: fix crash due gcc mis-optimization of alloca()

 since alloca() result is used indirectly, gcc 4.7.2 thinks
 the whole call can be dropped on any optimization level.

ipoe: include server's mac into weight notify packet to be used as additional key when weights are equal

new config options:
[ipoe]
weight=N - global weight
interface=ethX,weight=N - per-interface weight

How it works:
On reception of DHCPDISCOVER accel-ppp sends broadcast DHCP message to port 67 with same xid and add special vendor-specific option
where encodes its current session count multipled by weight.
On reception of such message accel-ppp searches session with same xid and compares weight.
If received weight is less than session's weight then it terminates this session.
per-interface weight=0 has special meaning as backup (fail-over) interface, f.e. it terminates session on any received weight.

By default weight based load balancing is disabled.
To enable need to specify global or/and per-interface weight.

Introduced 4 priorities:
0 - management (cli)
1 - starting sessions (default priority)
2 - active sessions
3 - finishing sessions