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Due to the way SSL layers on top of sockets, it was possible to complete a connection and then have the server close it. This would happen if the client is not checking certificates but the server is. The TSSLSocket unit test was enhanced to do a read and a write as well as just connecting to ensure a more complete test. The TSocket read() and write() calls were leaking OSError, socker.error, and ssl.Error exceptions. These cases are now wrapped into a TTransportException of the appropriate type, and the original exception is added as an argument named inner. |
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