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The current setup is the original swift-server setup which only specified a single port. We really want to support multiple addresses, i.e. IPv6 and IPv4, multiple or single NICs, etc.
The change is pretty easy: Just add an array of addresses and a list of open 'listen' sockets. They can all dispatch back to the same accept queue.
The open part is how the addresses would be represented. Tcp/file/http/httpds URLs might be an option, but need to figure out whether it supports wildcard.
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Same like upstream: swift-server#91
The current setup is the original swift-server setup which only specified a single
port
. We really want to support multiple addresses, i.e. IPv6 and IPv4, multiple or single NICs, etc.The change is pretty easy: Just add an array of addresses and a list of open 'listen' sockets. They can all dispatch back to the same accept queue.
The open part is how the addresses would be represented. Tcp/file/http/httpds URLs might be an option, but need to figure out whether it supports wildcard.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: