On Mon, Feb 26, 2024, at 16:38, Roberto Peon wrote: > > To avoid deadlock with TCP or TCP-like things, we’d have to guarantee we could always read (what is for QUIC and H3 async) control stuff from the socket, which would require always reading all bytes/frames sent on the socket, always. > > I’m unsure if that same text is sufficient (haven’t thought about the conflicting congestion control stuff), but it is certainly a good start. I believe it might be sufficient for effectively tunneling H3 over TCP… probably. Certainly it wouldn’t work without said text. > Agreed. We're close approaching IETF document deadlines so I'm not sure we'll have enough time to address things fully. I create a GitHub issue so we don't forget - https://github.com/kazuho/draft-kazuho-quic-quic-on-streams/issues/9 Cheers, Lucas
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