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Add --no-http-keepalive option to help work around Cisco incompetence.
We know that certain versions of the ASA software (8.2.2.5 at least) are buggy and will 'forget' the client's SSL certificate by the time they receive the second request on a re-used HTTP connection. We have an unconditional workaround for the case where we _know_ that bug will trip, in commit 357c85e ("Always close HTTP/1.0 connection..."). Cisco's support staff are completely useless and have failed to give any competent response to the bug report -- so not only does it look like they won't fix it, but we don't actually know what under _other_ circumstances this same bug might manifest itself. This patch adds an option to disable _all_ connection re-use. The intention is that users can try it out if they encounter problems, then report to the mailing list that it worked so that we can work out how to trigger it automatically. Signed-off-by: David Woodhouse <David.Woodhouse@intel.com>
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