Luke Bakken

> Monkey-patching with PySocks (as they propose in their readme) does not seem to work Did you try using PySocks? I never have. If you have code to share that...

@alfawal we'll leave `utils/codegen.py` as-is. It generates `pika/spec.py`. If we ever have to run `codegen.py` again, we'll update it for Python 3 at that time.

The documentation only mentions that we sign _RabbitMQ_ packages, not Erlang ones (at this time). We've made a note of your request, thanks.

[165750951] I believe I looked into migrating this plugin to use the RabbitMQ CT helpers but didn't get far. That seems like a good option, though.

@ansd you might find this interesting. When the TLS handshake times out, this is what `rabbit_mqtt_reader:init/1` returns: ``` 1> redbug:start("rabbit_mqtt_reader:init->return,stack",[{time,60000}]). {529,1} % 10:21:43 ({rabbit_mqtt_reader,init,1}) % rabbit_mqtt_reader:init({acceptor,{0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0},8883}) % proc_lib:init_p_do_apply/3 % 10:21:43...

Re-opening since https://github.com/rabbitmq/rabbitmq-server/pull/12304 reverted #11176.

This issue would be helped by having https://github.com/ninenines/ranch/issues/336 addressed in Ranch.

Thanks for the updates @acogoluegnes!

Re-opening so that this feature can be planned at some point.

Hello! The fastest way for me to assist you is for you to provide a git repository containing a docker compose project that I can clone and run that contains...