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Add async Client/Server Radius #85

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@geaaru geaaru commented Jul 5, 2018

Added async client and server implementation for python >=3.5.

I think that we could consider to drop support of py2.7.

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ghost commented Dec 10, 2018

Hello Christian.
You are using reuse_port=True on server_async.py when calling create_datagram_endpoint.
On my linux the option SO_REUSEPORT is not supported (special modified Linux based on kernel 3.10).
What is the impact of locally changing reuse_port to False?
My server is single threaded (async of course) and the client is sending UDP.
Thanks,
Gil

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geaaru commented Dec 10, 2018

@gsudai See my pending pr: #86 . I already added support to configure that option.

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