The redirect transport passes inbound data into a raw socket after some header alteration (since the SCTP port may change, the checksum needs to be recalculated). That's pretty much all it does. It could be replaced by a simple function that applies this header alteration. The caller would then have to send the data to a raw socket on its own.
Main advantage would be that there's no strict dependency to re anymore for this transport. The code base could then be moved over to RAWRTC.
The redirect transport passes inbound data into a raw socket after some header alteration (since the SCTP port may change, the checksum needs to be recalculated). That's pretty much all it does. It could be replaced by a simple function that applies this header alteration. The caller would then have to send the data to a raw socket on its own.
Main advantage would be that there's no strict dependency to
reanymore for this transport. The code base could then be moved over to RAWRTC.