Re: forward bumped traffic to parent in plain form

On 2026-03-26 08:14, Anthony Pankov wrote:
> 
> Tuesday, March 10, 2026, 10:12:46 PM, you wrote:
> ...
>> httpsSslBumpStep2AccessCheckDone() callback calls
>> startPeekAndSplice() (for the second time!) that gets to an httpsCreate() statement/line.
> ...
> 
> I'm very confusing about many reference to "PeekAndSplice" name in code.
> There is startPeekAndSplice, doPeekAndSpliceStep,
>          // Disable caching for bumpPeekAndSplice mode
> 
> The ' bumpPeekAndSplice' name is puzzling.
> 
> It is different from stare, peek, bump mode and ever with 'client-first'.
> 
> May be you can comment  what  a historical meaning of PeekAndSplice name.

PeakAndSplice is a nickname of a project (or a set of features). It does 
not mean "peak and then splice". It kind of means "code that supports 
peek, splice, and bump actions".

Initial SslBump implementation did not support those actions. Then we 
had a separate/followup PeekAndSplice project that added support for 
those actions.

Overall SslBump code quality is terrible. Poorly chosen names and many 
misleading comments are not the worst bits, but they certainly do not help.

Alex.