Broflake aggressively tries to maintain a QUIC connection with the egress server at all times. If Broflake loses its QUIC connection, it redials the egress server on a loop until it reacquires one.
This can get pretty noisy. At minimum, the Broflake QUIC dialer shouldn't be dialing unless it knows there to be > 0 upstream peers connected. (This can be determined by listening for the appropriate IPC messages).
What's the right strategy for maximizing uptime while minimizing pointless redials?
Broflake aggressively tries to maintain a QUIC connection with the egress server at all times. If Broflake loses its QUIC connection, it redials the egress server on a loop until it reacquires one.
This can get pretty noisy. At minimum, the Broflake QUIC dialer shouldn't be dialing unless it knows there to be > 0 upstream peers connected. (This can be determined by listening for the appropriate IPC messages).
What's the right strategy for maximizing uptime while minimizing pointless redials?