http2, OpenSslSocket segfault on Linux

[ozz-is-here]

Fedora 36, LDC 1.29.0 Debian 11, LDC 1.24.0 arsd from master

When I try to use OpenSslSocket, it throws a segmentation fault. Here is an example code:

import std.stdio;
import std.socket;

import arsd.http2;

void main()
{
    OpenSslSocket sock = new OpenSslSocket(AddressFamily.INET); // this line throws a segfault
    sock.connect(new InternetAddress("google.com", 443));
    sock.send("GET / HTTP/1.1\r\n\r\n");
    char[1024] buffer;
    writeln(buffer[0 .. sock.receive(buffer)]);
}

(ldc2-1.29.0-linux-x86_64)user@desktop ~/d/ssl_socket_test> ./ssl_socket_test
[1]    946409 segmentation fault  ./ssl_socket_test

It seems like the segfault happens here: https://github.com/adamdruppe/arsd/blob/master/http2.d#L3234

[adamdruppe]

Call loadOpenSsl() first.

Also note these are all undocumented for a reason.... it is an internal implementation detail that this class even exists. But still if you call that load function first (if you call it multiple times it is harmless btw) it should be ok, just I never formally meant to support these long term. Maybe I will just document them at some point though.

[ozz-is-here]

Call loadOpenSsl() first.

Also note these are all undocumented for a reason.... it is an internal implementation detail that this class even exists. But still if you call that load function first (if you call it multiple times it is harmless btw) it should be ok, just I never formally meant to support these long term. Maybe I will just document them at some point though.

It works great now, thank you!

Sorry for such a dumb issue.

[adamdruppe]

I could make that class constructor call that automatically too. If I decide to document it, i will do that I think.