Module compat_pproxy 

The deliberately small wire adapter for pproxy 2.7.9 backward links.

pproxy’s ProxyBackward is not the native Eggress reverse protocol. A worker opens a transport to the remote listener, writes the configured auth bytes without a delimiter, and then waits for the remote listener to put that channel to work. Keeping this implementation separate is important: changing the native reverse handshake would change the native protocol.

Structs

PproxyBackwardClient

A pproxy-compatible backward client. One instance owns exactly one persistent worker; callers create one instance per +in occurrence.

PproxyBackwardClientConfig

Configuration for one pproxy backward worker.

PproxyBackwardServer

pproxy-compatible accepting side. It has no native handshake byte and never mutates the native ReverseServer.

PproxyBackwardServerConfig

Configuration for the pproxy-compatible accepting side.

Enums

PproxyBackwardFraming

Channel framing applied between the compatibility adapter and the peer pproxy 2.7.9 process after the auth handshake completes.

PproxyBackwardState

pproxy backward reconnect states, exposed for deterministic tests and diagnostics.

Functions

raw_auth

Build the raw auth field used by pproxy’s ProxySimple.auth property.