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> Can you show us the Lua code you used to get that result? The `LuaWrapper` class we use is not always easy to understand, but we should be able...

By the way, what is the preferred way to handle TCP packets? - One option is to use a userspace network stack, e.g. [mTCP](https://github.com/mtcp-stack/mtcp), [f-stack](https://github.com/F-Stack/f-stack), something like them. After bypassing...

> Do you have any rough idea of how much work each option represents? I don't mind adding another dependency for `AF_XDP` support, provided that the license is compatible with...

I have tested dnsdist on my LAN and it works fine so far. Here is the config file I used in my testing : ```lua addCapabilitiesToRetain({"CAP_NET_BIND_SERVICE","CAP_BPF","CAP_NET_RAW","CAP_SYS_ADMIN"}) xsk=newXsk({NIC_queue_id=0,frameNums=65536,ifName="wlan0",xskMapPath="/sys/fs/bpf/dnsdist/xskmap"}) newServer({address="1.1.1.1",MACAddr="be:20:a1:87:a5:ff",xskSocket=xsk,source="192.168.30.211:5301"}) newServer({address="1.0.0.1",MACAddr="be:20:a1:87:a5:ff",xskSocket=xsk,source="192.168.30.211:5302"}) newServer({address="8.8.8.8",MACAddr="be:20:a1:87:a5:ff",xskSocket=xsk,source="192.168.30.211:5303"})...

> I guess it will be the MAC address of the server if it is on the local network? Yes. > I wonder if we could use an eBPF map...

> > Do you have any rough idea of how much work each option represents? I don't mind adding another dependency for `AF_XDP` support, provided that the license is compatible...

I have a nice way to handle manually implemented features that are not supported by TCP. If the peer uses features that are not supported by the manually implemented subset...

> Oh, that sounds very nice! I guess we would need to start the "regular" threads in addition to the AD_XDP ones, right? If so, that's perfectly fine. Yes. I...

This feature is very useful. I will often use the ability to replace regular expressions in my text editing process. --- > For those three points I would use a...

Thank you very much. The demo you added helped me a lot to understand the usage of `xquic`. But is this a bug? My understanding is that `continue` should be...