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Added Server.SetErrChannel which will be used to send errors fixes mcuadros#78
Buggy clients might never respond during the TLS handshake phase. This change adds a config setting to set a read timeout before calling handshake. I think the handshake involves multiple reads but this setting should help with clients who never respond.
When using a plain TCP listener, goScanConnection creates some data structures and moves on to scan which is wrapped in a goroutine. When using a TLS listener, goScanConnection does not return until the TLS handshake is complete. A lot can go wrong during this stage. This change wraps goScanConnection in a goroutine to avoid blocking accepting the next connection.
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Added Server.SetErrChannel which will be used to send errors
fixes #78