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A dumb mistake was made in f6ae25858 ("MINOR: peers: rely on srv->addr
and remove peer->addr"). I completely overlooked the part where the bind
address settings are used as implicit server's address settings when the
peers are declared using the new bind+server config style (which is the
new recommended method to declare peers as it follows the same logic as
the one used in other proxy sections).
As such, the peers synchro fails to work between previous and new process
(localpeer mechanism) upon reload when declaring peers with way:
global
localpeer local
peers mypeers
bind 127.0.0.1:10001
server local
And one has to use the 'old' config style to make it work:
global
localpeer local
peers mypeers
peer local 127.0.0.1:10001
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To fix the issue, let's explicitly set the server's addr:port
according to the bind's address settings (only the first listener is
considered) when local peer was declared using the 'bind+server' method.
No backport needed.
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