This is a work in progress for the config reloading feature. #19
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- introduced an 'event bus', used to generate events when config file changes. Concerning code can then pick up the events and handle them accordingly. - Introduced atomic read/write of configuration values - reload config on HUP for allowed hosts - reload config on HUP for pid file still to do: - detection of interface changes, emit & handle these events - server config changes, emit & handle this event - backend config changes, emit & handle - log file config & changes, ""
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- config reload: TLS config - config reload: timeout - config reload: log file & backend restart - New Client pool feature, fixing #11
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- clear email data on returning back to pool
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Will rewrite, splitting into two different PR. #31 |
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