Difference between revisions of "Socket driver"
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Latest revision as of 20:32, 17 September 2004
An AOLserver socket driver is a loadable module which implements the listening socket that accepts new http connections, and handles reads and writes to those connections.
The most common reason to implement a socket driver is to transform the data in some way (encryption) or to support a specialised socket (i.e. unix domain sockets).
Examples of existing socket driver modules are: nssock, nsssl, nsopenssl, nsunix ...