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If an acquire fails due to a TS_UNACCEPTABLE or other CHILD_SA only errors,
we have to reset the pending state in the trap manager.
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attempts
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also for mediation connections without CHILD_SA.
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Initialization is now static.
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Due to the new lifetime limits in- and outbound SAs may expire
individually.
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calculations
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enums mutex/condvar/rwlock_type_t.
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This helps in cases where a policy is assigned to more than one SA. That
is, SAs now should have different usetimes even if they use the same policy.
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