Consider result of ServerConfigCallback when setting NoClientAuth
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only disable client auth when it's explicitly disabled or the auth callkbacks on both `*Server` and `ServerConfig` are nil
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This seems like a good solution. I'll try to take a look and get this merged in the next few days. |
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I ran into this when I was controlling the authentication methods on per connection basis. Effectively
NoClientAuthends up beingtruefor all connections, regardless of the resultServerConfigCallback, because the authentication callbacks on the server are not configured for the lack of global authentication approach. This commit only disables client authentication when it's explicitly disabled or the authentication callkbacks on both*ServerandServerConfigarenil.