Listen on an unencrypted and on an encrypted port#22
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Listen on an unencrypted and on an encrypted port#22elruwen wants to merge 1 commit intofizzed:masterfrom
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Currently the SMPP server can listen on one port. This means that you can either listen with SSL or without. This PR allows the user to listen on an unencrypted and on an encrypted port. The change has been done in a way that keeps backwards compatibility.
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Currently the SMPP server can listen on one port. This means that you
can either listen with SSL or without. This PR allows the user to listen
on an unencrypted and on an encrypted port. The change has been done in
a way that keeps backwards compatibility.
NOTE: I haven't done an extensive load test yet. I would like first to receive feedback on my approach ;)