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Authored by stevek on Apr 4 2024, 12:38 AM.
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Added HHOOK_SOCKET_NEWCONN and bumped HHOOK_SOCKET_LAST

Obtained from: Juniper Networks, Inc.

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I was about to ask "where is #ifdef TCP_HHOOKS?" But then I realized that socket_hhh isn't hidden under any ifdef.

Unrelated to this review, but may I ask if it is possible to hide socket_hhh and other stuff that came in 4ec7371233268 under TCP_HHOOKS? Or maybe SOCKET_HHOOKS, if these two are used as two independent features.

This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Apr 4 2024, 3:47 AM

I was about to ask "where is #ifdef TCP_HHOOKS?" But then I realized that socket_hhh isn't hidden under any ifdef.

Unrelated to this review, but may I ask if it is possible to hide socket_hhh and other stuff that came in 4ec7371233268 under TCP_HHOOKS? Or maybe SOCKET_HHOOKS, if these two are used as two independent features.

I like the idea to put it under an #ifdef.

I was about to ask "where is #ifdef TCP_HHOOKS?" But then I realized that socket_hhh isn't hidden under any ifdef.

Unrelated to this review, but may I ask if it is possible to hide socket_hhh and other stuff that came in 4ec7371233268 under TCP_HHOOKS? Or maybe SOCKET_HHOOKS, if these two are used as two independent features.

I think it should be possibly. I'll look at doing the changes to add option handling to the code.