Backlog is a TCP protocol parameter determining how many unaccepted connections the kernel will keep in a queue before refusing new connections. IO::Socket::Async already supported the parameter, so only forwarding the parameter was necessary.
I believe this is the last bit of ground work for the IO::Socket::SSL look-alike on top of IO::Socket::Async::SSL that I'm working on. I named it IO::Socket::TLSViaAsync. It's mostly done, but not on the ecosystem yet.
Also, once this is merged, can you make a release allowing me to use this (and the other already merged PR).
Backlog is a TCP protocol parameter determining how many unaccepted connections the kernel will keep in a queue before refusing new connections. IO::Socket::Async already supported the parameter, so only forwarding the parameter was necessary.
I believe this is the last bit of ground work for the IO::Socket::SSL look-alike on top of IO::Socket::Async::SSL that I'm working on. I named it IO::Socket::TLSViaAsync. It's mostly done, but not on the ecosystem yet.
Also, once this is merged, can you make a release allowing me to use this (and the other already merged PR).