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If it is not available, we just load monolithically built plugins.
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This allows daemons and other components to register plugin features
like those provided by plugins (following the same lifecycle).
The added features are internally handled like they were added by a
plugin.
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Previously e.g. RNGs with weaker strength would have overwritten stronger
ones.
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unload
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Also helpful for ipsec statusall to avoid having to enumerate plugins.
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over plugin_t
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This allows to add additional plugins even when the original build was
monolithic. Also fixes the pluto/xauth bug with the monolithic build.
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filename
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loading a shared object file first.
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