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net.server_select: Better detection of errors for outgoing connections
On connection failure, a socket is marked readable and writable. So
to detect initial connection failures (connection refused, etc.) we
now watch for sockets becoming readable during initial connection,
and also read from readable sockets before writing to writable
sockets.
This should fix 'onconnect' being called for outgoing connections
that actually failed.
author | Matthew Wild <mwild1@gmail.com> |
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date | Fri, 23 Feb 2018 15:30:00 +0000 |
parent | 7546:9606a99f8617 |
child | 8686:a0f728c3aa69 |
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-- Prosody IM -- Copyright (C) 2008-2010 Matthew Wild -- Copyright (C) 2008-2010 Waqas Hussain -- -- This project is MIT/X11 licensed. Please see the -- COPYING file in the source package for more information. -- local server_type = prosody and require "core.configmanager".get("*", "network_backend") or "select"; if prosody and require "core.configmanager".get("*", "use_libevent") then server_type = "event"; end if server_type == "event" then if not pcall(require, "luaevent.core") then log("error", "libevent not found, falling back to select()"); server_type = "select" end end local server; local set_config; if server_type == "event" then server = require "net.server_event"; local defaults = {}; for k,v in pairs(server.cfg) do defaults[k] = v; end function set_config(settings) local event_settings = { ACCEPT_DELAY = settings.accept_retry_interval; ACCEPT_QUEUE = settings.tcp_backlog; CLEAR_DELAY = settings.event_clear_interval; CONNECT_TIMEOUT = settings.connect_timeout; DEBUG = settings.debug; HANDSHAKE_TIMEOUT = settings.ssl_handshake_timeout; MAX_CONNECTIONS = settings.max_connections; MAX_HANDSHAKE_ATTEMPTS = settings.max_ssl_handshake_roundtrips; MAX_READ_LENGTH = settings.max_receive_buffer_size; MAX_SEND_LENGTH = settings.max_send_buffer_size; READ_TIMEOUT = settings.read_timeout; WRITE_TIMEOUT = settings.send_timeout; }; for k,default in pairs(defaults) do server.cfg[k] = event_settings[k] or default; end end elseif server_type == "select" then server = require "net.server_select"; local defaults = {}; for k,v in pairs(server.getsettings()) do defaults[k] = v; end function set_config(settings) local select_settings = {}; for k,default in pairs(defaults) do select_settings[k] = settings[k] or default; end server.changesettings(select_settings); end else server = require("net.server_"..server_type); set_config = server.set_config; if not server.get_backend then function server.get_backend() return server_type; end end end -- If server.hook_signal exists, replace signal.signal() local has_signal, signal = pcall(require, "util.signal"); if has_signal then if server.hook_signal then function signal.signal(signal_id, handler) if type(signal_id) == "string" then signal_id = signal[signal_id:upper()]; end if type(signal_id) ~= "number" then return false, "invalid-signal"; end return server.hook_signal(signal_id, handler); end else server.hook_signal = signal.signal; end else if not server.hook_signal then server.hook_signal = function() return false, "signal hooking not supported" end end end if prosody and set_config then local config_get = require "core.configmanager".get; local function load_config() local settings = config_get("*", "network_settings") or {}; return set_config(settings); end load_config(); prosody.events.add_handler("config-reloaded", load_config); end -- require "net.server" shall now forever return this, -- ie. server_select or server_event as chosen above. return server;