src: add 'unix-connect' protocol #28
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- Starting with unix-dgram@0.1.0 there is support for using `connect` in unix DGRAM sockets. It allows to have some kind of congestion control via the `congestion` and `writable` events. - This patch adds the `unix-connect` protocol that uses this functionality. While in congestion it enquees the messages. Once in writable mode it flushes the queue and keeps sending messages as normal. - It avoids problems like the ones described in bnoordhuis/node-unix-dgram#4.
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| this.socket.connect(this.port, this.host); | |||
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| Syslog.prototype._unix_dgram_connect = function(cb) { | |||
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Thanks! 2014-12-19 12:40 GMT+01:00 Charlie Robbins notifications@github.com:
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connectin unixDGRAM sockets. It allows to have some kind of congestion control via the
congestionandwritableevents.unix-connectprotocol that uses this functionality. Whilein congestion it enquees the messages. Once in writable mode it flushes the
queue and keeps sending messages as normal.