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Just because they happen to look the same doesn't mean that they
actually are.
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Closes #1850.
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This is pretty much useless but other implementations support it
so we have to also support it for compatibility.
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Ref: #1839.
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The data directory is intended for persistent files whereas the pid
file is ephemeral. This distinction doesn't matter by default but
on system-wide installs ephemeral runtime files go in /var/run or
/run instead.
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Third time lucky eh?
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Since a TLS (SSL) module will always be the last IOHook attached
to a socket, IsSSL() needs to ignore any Middle IOHooks that may
also be attached.
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Leaving it up to the compiler to set the underlying type of the enum
can result in this being a signed int. This variable will not work
as intended as a 2 bit signed int.
This fixes an issue with the Windows build(s) where a server trying
to link would fail with "Protocol violation: Invalid source".
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There's no reason for this to be in a header and it can't be used
by anything else.
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It should be signed int with signed char and vice-versa.
Currently, anything over 127 as unsigned char would return 0.
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