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* TCP Fast Open support
* TCP Fast Open support
* TCP Fast Open CONNECT_IN_PROGRESS
* TCP Fast Open support
* TCP Fast Open support
* TCP Fast Open support
* TCP Fast Open support
* TCP Fast Open support via conf
* Cross-platform support for TCP Fast Open
* Cross-platform support for TCP Fast Open
* Enable SO_KEEPALIVE client side
* TCP Fast Open is not supported on this platform
* TCP Fast Open support
* Update tunnel.c
* It's from my forked repo, so please ignore any changes in README.md
* Fix trailing whitespace
* Fix#1376
* Removed STAGE_PARSE and the 5-year-old hacky "fake" reply;
* SOCKS5 server returns more error code than 0x07;
* Ensure `ip` is initialized in all cases; (I guess security guys don't want to audit the local part)
* Code more readable magically.
shadowsocks-libev doesn't support connecting through an upstream HTTP
proxy, so if the test environment requires that then there's nothing we can
do. (In future it might be possible to set up a local server to avoid this
problem.)
Current setting will cause following error: `ERROR: pull access denied for shadowsocks-libev, repository does not exist or may require 'docker login'`, this update fixes this.
- Support .copr/Makefile for 'SCM / make srpm' COPR package
- Use genrpm.sh to generate srpm and optionally build it
- Use generic substitution syntax in specfile
Don't call ares_timeout since it does a search through all queries.
Instead, schedule a timer that fires after 1 second. If no activity happened
for over 1 second do ares timeout processing, otherwise reschedule the timer
to fire after the remaining timeout.
This also completely avoids the ev_timer_again calls for each single fd event.
C-ares creates up to two sockets per nameserver. With up to three nameservers
in resolv.conf this makes a max of six active sockets.
Having only one ev_io watcher resulted in closing watchers that were
still active, needlessly resulting in DNS timeouts.