Lines Matching refs:stream
4 This is a QUIC specific module that retains the received stream data
5 until the application reads it with SSL_read() or any future stream read
13 - As packets with stream frames are received in arbitrary frames the
21 a DoS via unlimited flow of incoming stream data frames.
24 - As the peer can recreate stream data frames when resending them, the
31 These are optional features of the stream receive buffers implementation.
34 - To support a single copy operation with a future stream read call
44 int SSL_set_max_stored_stream_data(SSL *stream, size_t length);
47 This function adjusts the current data flow control limit on the `stream`
48 to allow storing `length` bytes of quic stream data before it is read by
76 The Receive Buffers module obtains the stream data via the ssl_queue_data()
91 the decrypted quic packets and start copying the stream data due to
99 The QUIC_RSTREAM object holds the received stream data in the SFRAME_LIST
103 data once the stream data is read by the application.
107 This invariant is ensured on the insertion of overlapping stream frames.
118 The peer is allowed to recreate the stream data frames. As we aim for
124 effectively raise the stream data flow control limit quadratically.
127 more data than what is allowed by the stream data flow control limit
133 The packet buffer will contain much more data than just the stream frames
140 we receive stream data frames that are partially overlapping and one frame
143 Because in MVP only a single bidirectional stream to receive
145 to MAX_STREAM_DATA limit for that stream.
