Ilya Shipitsin

that's not a bug, it was desired behaviour )) builds now on GitHub (and that's easier for every developer, once enabled GitHub Actions and voila) I'll update docs. releases: https://github.com/SoftEtherVPN/SoftEtherVPN/releases...

should we probably check whether gcc supports that option ? or is it no harm to enable even if not supported ?

in case you'll fail with gcc/asan, I would suggest to try https://github.com/google/gwpsan (looks promising, however, I havent tried it yet)

> Well, bad news... I'm not getting a crash with asan and -O1... Will let it run a few more hours, but the 2 test instances have yet to crash...

> > I did not manage to get haproxy+libasan effective with GCC > > oh I’m using clang anyway; that was merely a good surprise to see that gcc’s flag...

> And I run via systemd with: > > ``` > $ cat /etc/default/haproxy > # Ansible managed > # Defaults file for HAProxy > # > # This is...

[u2.txt](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/15932395/u2.txt)

[logs.zip](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/15783759/logs.zip) attached logs for "chacha20" and "resumption" testcases @a-denoyelle fyi

I guess chacha20 may be disabled on purpose due to https://github.com/haproxy/haproxy/commit/c7335d55f844b10a943d823a4dd5d009dda4d0c2

zerortt is not supposed to run on LibreSSL. thus I did not include logs