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@ -551,8 +551,27 @@ reuse_tcp_find(struct outside_network* outnet, struct sockaddr_storage* addr,
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log_assert(&key_p != ((struct reuse_tcp*)result)->pending);
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}
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/* not found, return null */
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/* It is possible that we search for something before the first element
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* in the tree. Replace a null pointer with the first element.
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*/
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if (!result) {
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verbose(VERB_CLIENT, "reuse_tcp_find: taking first");
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result = rbtree_first(&outnet->tcp_reuse);
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}
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if(!result || result == RBTREE_NULL)
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return NULL;
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/* It is possible that we got the previous address, but that the
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* address we are looking for is in the tree. If the address we got
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* is less than the address we are looking, then take the next entry.
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*/
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if (reuse_cmp_addrportssl(result->key, &key_p.reuse) < 0) {
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verbose(VERB_CLIENT, "reuse_tcp_find: key too low");
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result = rbtree_next(result);
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}
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verbose(VERB_CLIENT, "reuse_tcp_find check inexact match");
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/* inexact match, find one of possibly several connections to the
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* same destination address, with the correct port, ssl, and
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