Don't read past end of input when calling write()

int blah = 1;
...
write(chan->alertpipe[1], &blah, new_frames * sizeof(blah)) !=
(new_frames * sizeof(blah)))

is only valid when new_frames == 1. Otherwise we start reading into adjacent
variables declared on the stack. The read end discards what is read, so the
values don't matter but it's not a good idea to read past where we want even
though new_frames is almost always 1 and should never be large. This patch is
basically taken out of kpfleming's eventfd branch, as he mentioned that he
remembered fixing it there when I talked to him about this issue.

Review: https://reviewboard.asterisk.org/r/1583/
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