8 Oct
2010
8 Oct
'10
10:18 p.m.
In inetd mode, you get a new Stunnel process for every connection. Initialization must occur in *each* new process - they don't share any state, including any session ids.
In daemon mode, there's one stunnel process (threaded) which can share state between threads, so it is much better.
Ah I see, so running a single process (w/ pthreads) under runit I get the same effect as daemon mode. Correct?
-Joe
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