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The maintainers of pyOpenSSL have deprecated the tsafe module
because it is neither used nor complete. It was removed from
in paste in 78dd2ec01384 but because of a lack of test coverage
it caused a regression as described in #19.
Reviewing the code and pyOpenSSL, it appears that the right
fix is to simply not subclass the SSL.Connection, and let
get and set timeout be called on the socket object that
Connection keeps, without a lock.
A concern here is that if someone is doing something multi-
threaded with paste/httpserver the removal of the use of tsafe
may present some issues. On the other hand, if someone is
doing something multi-threaded, one hopes they are using a
more robust web and modern web server.
Fixes #19
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In Python3, the iterator protocol uses a method named __next__(), not
next(). (For compatibility with Python 2.6, we still need to support
both though.) Ensure all iterator objects support the Python3 protocol.
Signed-off-by: Zane Bitter <zbitter@redhat.com>
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If a worker thread takes longer than 0.5s to shut down, we try
to kill it. However, if it manages to stop between the 0.5s
timeout and the call to kill_worker, kill_worker will raise
an exception and abort shutdown.
Handle that case with an exception handler.
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