PR#431 breaks connecting to Python <=3.5 hosts. #503
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Fixes sshuttle#469. We replace python3 exclusive code with a check for python3 and a compatibility fix. Note that the switch from os.set_nonblocking to fcntl.fcntl in 98d052d (fixing sshuttle#503) also fixes python2 compatibility.
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#431 breaks connecting to Python <=3.5 hosts.
Even if those python versions are (or near to) EOL, I think it is reasonable to say that one could use shuttle to log on a remote host that has a no longer supported python 3 versions.
Would upstream consider adding a backward compatible patch for this use case ?
Ubuntu discussion bug:
https://launchpad.net/bugs/1873368
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