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There are several problems with the current state. The main problem is
that the SoupMessage can outlive the SoupAuthNegotiate object and if the
SoupMessage signals handlers are active then they could be called with invalid
SoupAuthNegotiate object. To avoid that use the g_signal_connect_data() and
increase the reference on the SoupAuthNegotiate object. Also rework how
we are connecting the 'got_headers' signal handler to the SoupMessage object, so
they are really connected only once, even if the GSS mechanism involves
multiple rounds.
The whole concept of how we are working with the
SoupAuthNegotiateConnectionState is also wrong. When the connection state is
created it's saved to the private structure and then accessed from
there. The problem is that another state for different message could be
created in the mean time and that one would overwrite the currently set (or if
one would be freed then it would erase the one that is currently set). To solve
this expose the SoupConnectionAuth's get_connection_state_for_message() and
call it when we need the connection state object.
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We are already depending on the a newly enough glib so
we are now allowed to clean up a bit and use the new private
api.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=774189
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Add a new SoupConnectionAuth class to help with connection tracking,
and make SoupAuthNTLM a subclass of it. Allow a single SoupAuthNTLM to
carry state information about multiple connections.
Make SoupSession store the SoupConnection a SoupMessage is associated
with on the message, and use that from SoupConnectionAuth rather than
tracking sockets by hand like SoupAuthManager had previously done.
Remove the connection tracking in SoupAuthManager, since it is no
longer needed.
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