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From: Joe Holden <lists@rewt.org.uk>
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Hi chaps,

I'm playing with relayd on 10.0-R but it appears that when I make a tls 
connection to a https listener the process handling the connection 
consumes 100% cpu and stalls, is this a known issue?

I'm not doing any pf redirection or anything - simple listener that 
forwards to http

Cheers,
Joe