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net.mbedtls: have shutdown close accepted connections too - #19164
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medvednikov merged 1 commit intoAug 30, 2023
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Can you add a small test please? |
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Sure. I'm new to the code base and language -- Would it be appropriate to rename the existing test file |
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You can rename it to |
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i can confirm this patch fixes the issue π |
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It's an important fix, I'll merge it for now without a test. |
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This PR changes
(SSLListener) accept()in vlib/net/mbedtls/ssl_connection.v so that the client connection socket it creates will be closed by(SSLConn) shutdown().Without this change,
shutdown()does not close connections created byaccept()and clients that are designed to keep receiving (or sending) data until the server closes the connection will be left to time out. This makes it difficult to implement the Gemini protocol, for example.