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SplitHTTP: Document xmux (#578)

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@ -30,7 +30,13 @@ The `SplitHttpObject` corresponds to the `splithttpSettings` section under trans
"scMaxConcurrentPosts": 100,
"scMinPostsIntervalMs": 30,
"noSSEHeader": false,
"xPaddingBytes": "100-1000"
"xPaddingBytes": "100-1000",
"xmux": {
"maxConnections": 0,
"maxConcurrency": 0,
"cMaxReuseTimes": 0,
"cMaxLifetimeMs": 0
}
}
```
@ -103,6 +109,37 @@ A value of `-1` disables padding entirely.
You can lower this to save bandwidth or increase it to improve censorship
resistance. Too much padding may cause the CDN to reject traffic.
> `xmux`
*Added in 24.9.16*
Control the way that SplitHTTP distributes *sub-connections* (H2 stream or QUIC
stream) on "physical" TCP/QUIC *connections*. The default behavior is to put
all sub-connections of an outbound onto a single physical connection, which is
basically equal to using `mux.cool` with `concurrency=999999999`.
It is recommended to tweak this transport-specific `xmux` instead of the global
`mux` key (mux.cool) for better performance, especially on QUIC/H3 connections.
That said, either one may be useful to work around certain connectivity issues
(and bugs in xray or other software).
* `maxConnections`: Default 0 = infinite. The number of physical connections to
open. Every sub-connection will open a new connection until this value is
reached, only then connections will be reused. Mutually exclusive with
`maxConcurrency`.
* `maxConcurrency`: Default 0 = infinite. The maximum number of sub-connections
to put onto a physical connection. New physical connections will be opened to
stay under this limit overall. Mutually exclusive with `maxConnections`.
Equivalent to mux.cool's `concurrency`.
* `cMaxReuseTimes`: Default 0 = infinite. Stop re-using a physical connection
after it has been used for this many sub-connections.
* `cMaxLifetimeMs`: Default 0 = infinite. Stop re-using a physical connection
after it has been open for this many milliseconds.
## HTTP versions
*Added in 1.8.21: HTTP/3 support*