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The net.connect API should be used to resolve DNS names first
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Why do we ignore unused secondaries?
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This is also a noop in server_event. Supposedly meant to prevent
buffered writes from being sent to the socket, but that path becomes
unreachable when net.adns replaces the public send method
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It throws if given an invalid TLS context
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handshake
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This could be a return value from ondetach
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.conn might just be the FD sometimes
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The main loop calls :onwritable but here it was spelled :onwriteable
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Can still be overriden per connection
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The assumption that connections are "Direct TLS" when a TLS context is
supplided should be broken. The goal is to make it easy to add a new API
that can be given a TLS context at creation even if it should do
STARTTLS.
With this commit, only the exposed server_select-compatible API assumes
Direct TLS when a TLS context is included.
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Eventually it should be possible to create a socket that has a TLS
context but that does not automatically start TLS on connect.
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No longer needed since util.logger does this now
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(thanks LuaSec)
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callback
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buffer because the wantwrite flag must be unset regardless
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called so it is only done once
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c2s:show traceback in telnet console)
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if connection closed in onconnect)
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parent server
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data is lost in buffers
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