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Now that peers have a peer id we can use that to specify a peer in a resolve
return. As the remote list of a peer doesn't change without the peer id
changing, instead of taking a remote ref we can just use the peer id and remote
index.
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established peers
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they aren't configured statically
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While pipe2 recently got O_DIRECT on Linux, we'll just use SOCK_DGRAM to stay
portable, and get proper handling of full queues.
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This broke when conf was made global.
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The new poll code has made this second peer list obsolete.
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implementations
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Specifying a port with "any" address and using scoped IPv6 link-local addresses
is possible now.
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systemd integration on Linux
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