unikernel: since Paf.http_service now receives a 'flow -> dst -> handler' as second argument, strip the flow from LE #58
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…ler' as second argument, strip the flow from LE
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Thanks, I think it's good for a small time to keep |
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CHANGES: - Fix unikernels (@hannesm, dinosaure/paf-le-chien#58) - Improve the API and documentation (@dinosaure, dinosaure/paf-le-chien#59) - Add TCPV4V6 module to be able to provide a simple functoria device (@dinosaure, dinosaure/paf-le-chien#59) - The HTTP server requires a TCP/IP implementation instead of a Stack implementation (@dinosaure, dinosaure/paf-le-chien#59) - Extend the API by an _handshake_ function which handle the TLS handshake (@TheLortex, dinosaure/paf-le-chien#59)
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another option would be to adapt the lE module, but that requires another release...