Apparently there is movement in the Linux world to get TLS-capable
sendfile(), according to this Linux netdev post:
https://www.mail-archive.com/netdev@vger.kernel.org/msg173632.html
While it's still a bit away, getting this into httpd eventually would
be a nice combination of the current https mmap performance and
non-mmap error handling on IO errors.
From what I understand application support will be simple once openssl
(or equivalent) supports it, but the openssl/tls buffs can probably
answer that question with more certainty :)
/Nikke
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