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InheritedSocketFate

Enum InheritedSocketFate 

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pub enum InheritedSocketFate {
    Adopted,
    Refused,
    Unclaimed,
}
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What a proxy would do with a listening socket handed to its activate_listener(address).

Server::notify_activate_listener asks BEFORE it pulls a descriptor out of the SCM table, because Listeners::get_* removes the entry as it hands it over while activate() returns on its if self.active guard without consuming anything. Taking a descriptor that nothing will consume drops the owning wrapper on the floor and closes the inherited socket unused — the accept backlog or receive buffer with it (sozu#1342).

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Adopted

A listener exists at the address and is not active: it adopts the socket. Take the descriptor.

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Refused

A listener exists at the address and is already active on a socket of its own. activate() short-circuits, so nothing consumes this descriptor now. Close it deliberately.

Not because it could never be adopted: give_back_listener clears active and keeps the listener object, so DeactivateListener followed by ActivateListener — an operator-reachable feature, covered by e2e/src/tests/listener_reactivation_tests.rs — brings this address back to Adopted. Closing here is therefore irreversible: scm_listeners is filled once in Server::new and never refilled, so a reactivation after this point binds a fresh socket.

It is a deliberate trade, not a claim about the lifetime. The only thing this descriptor carries is the connections queued on it at hand-off, and their value decays — the peers behind them time out or reset while the address is served by the listener’s own socket. The cost of keeping it is continuous instead: the descriptor is the retiring worker’s listening socket, still bound with SO_REUSEPORT and registered with no event loop, so the kernel is expected to keep giving it a share of incoming connections that nobody accepts. (That last step follows from SO_REUSEPORT load-balancing semantics; nothing here measures it.) A decaying backlog is not worth an indefinite share of new connections.

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Unclaimed

No listener at the address yet. Keep the descriptor in the table: an AddListener + ActivateListener pair can still arrive and adopt it, which is exactly what an upgrade does when the initial state carries the listeners inactive and activates them afterwards.

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impl Clone for InheritedSocketFate

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fn clone(&self) -> Self

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Copy for InheritedSocketFate

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impl Debug for InheritedSocketFate

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Eq for InheritedSocketFate

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impl PartialEq for InheritedSocketFate

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fn eq(&self, other: &Self) -> bool

Equality operator ==. Read more
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Inequality operator !=. Read more
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impl StructuralPartialEq for InheritedSocketFate

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