Previously we always called :inet.setopts/2 when a timeout was detected to set {linger, {true, 0}} to immediately tear down the socket before closing the connection. In doing so and in the case of tls the sslsocket structure gets passed to :prim_inet.setopts/2 where the first argument is expected to be a port identifier.
Previously we always called
:inet.setopts/2when a timeout was detected to set{linger, {true, 0}}to immediately tear down the socket before closing the connection. In doing so and in the case of tls the sslsocket structure gets passed to:prim_inet.setopts/2where the first argument is expected to be a port identifier.