consul/agent/pool/conn.go

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package pool
type RPCType byte
const (
// keep numbers unique.
RPCConsul RPCType = 0
RPCRaft = 1
RPCMultiplex = 2 // Old Muxado byte, no longer supported.
RPCTLS = 3
RPCMultiplexV2 = 4
RPCSnapshot = 5
RPCGossip = 6
// RPCTLSInsecure is used to flag RPC calls that require verify
// incoming to be disabled, even when it is turned on in the
// configuration. At the time of writing there is only AutoEncryt.Sign
// that is supported and it might be the only one there
// ever is.
RPCTLSInsecure = 7
// NOTE: Currently we use values between 0 and 7 for the different
// "protocols" that we may ride over our "rpc" port. We had an idea of
// using TLS + ALPN for negotiating the protocol instead of our own
// bytes as it could provide other benefits. Currently our 0-7 values
// are mutually exclusive with any valid first byte of a TLS header
// The first TLS header byte will content a TLS content type and the
// values 0-19 are all explicitly unassigned and marked as
// requiring coordination. RFC 7983 does the marking and goes into
// some details about multiplexing connections and identifying TLS.
)