{"author":"Stefan Eissing","author_email":"stefan@eissing.org","author_time":1759310607,"commit_time":1759327018,"committer":"Daniel Stenberg","committer_email":"daniel@haxx.se","hash":"d71ec36d1b6ec2feeb3811f143e7e98fceb95be1","message":"openssl-quic: ignore unexpected streams opened by server\n\nHTTP/3 defines \"reserved stream types\" that are intended to be ignored\nby a receiver. This is part of the \"greasing\" effort that flexes parts\nof the protocol that are needed for future extensions.\n\ncurl's OpenSSL-QUIC implementation treated all unexpected streams as\nan error. Which seems the right thing to do *but* for these reserved types.\nHowever OpenSSL does not expose this type and thus, curl needs to silently\ndiscard all unexpected streams opened by the server to allow interop\nwith servers that flex the GREASE parts.\n\nFixes #18780\nReported-by: Pocs Norbert\nCloses #18791\n","parents":["e891b4195fdc133e975d86bda865720cafd6add0"],"tree_hash":"9b1f1d817cc4a3a86537d1ae87533d43d8d9854c"}