Limit number of sessions #710
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When SoftHSMv2 is used for testing PKCS#11 client code before hardware is available, maximum session count on a token needs to be set in order to detects bugs in client code where sessions are leaked and remain open. This can cause problems since most hardware implementations have a limit on opened sessions count. This change sets a limit to general session count.
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Shouldn't this default to the original value or be runtime configurable? Those of us using this entirely in software don't want arbitrary low session limits. |
bjosv
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Jan 17, 2024
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When SoftHSMv2 is used for testing PKCS#11 client code before hardware is available, maximum session count on a token needs to be set in order to detects bugs in client code where sessions are leaked and remain open. This can cause problems since most hardware implementations have a limit on opened sessions count.
This change sets a limit to general session count.