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Avoid many pointless connection attempts #451
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and only attempt new connections to the remote side of outbound connections.
| @@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ type Connection interface { | |||
| BreakTie(Connection) ConnectionTieBreak | |||
| RemoteTCPAddr() string | |||
| Established() bool | |||
| Outbound() bool | |||
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Avoid many pointless connection attempts Fixes #448.
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Add an 'outbound' field on each connection, and only attempt new connections to the remote side of outbound connections.
This fixes #448, which is particularly important as you raise the connection limit per #426.
NOTE: This changes the wire protocol, hence the protocol version number is incremented.