Auto-port 5.0: SSL: Use sane defaults as limits for the client hello length and timeout#16897
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…out (#16871) Motivation: There were various issues here... first of in SslClientHelloHandler we used 16MB as default maximum limit for the client hello which could lead to huge memory usage. Second we used no limit at all and no timeout in AbstractSniHandler and its subclasses which is even worse. Modifications: - Use 64KB as default limit - Use 10 seconds as default timeout (same as in SslHandler) Result: Saner defaults which helps to guard against high memory usage (cherry picked from commit 829c885)
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Auto-port of #16871 to 5.0
Cherry-picked commit: 829c885
Motivation:
There were various issues here... first of in SslClientHelloHandler we used 16MB as default maximum limit for the client hello which could lead to huge memory usage. Second we used no limit at all and no timeout in AbstractSniHandler and its subclasses which is even worse.
Modifications:
Result:
Saner defaults which helps to guard against high memory usage