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Before this change, modified configs that have been updated with ipsec reload,
could properly be started manually, but the old config would get used if
triggered via trap policies.
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Besides changing the configuration this allows to easily rotate log files.
Also moved logger initialization back to daemon_t.
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Strings returned by settings_t.create_section_enumerator will be freed
when the config is reloaded.
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This brings support for MOBIKE to the Android app. The app also tries
to keep the connection up as long as possible.
DNS queries are now handled by a new class that uses independent threads to
resolve them, this allows to cancel them e.g. if no network connectivity is
available (otherwise the app would block until the DNS query returns).
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no threads
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