Avoid treating an OpenSSL error as a permanent error#4294
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doesn't cause an offset reset
and treat unclean SSL closes as normal ones fixes #4293
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and treat unclean SSL closes as normal ones.
When SSL connections are closed without
close_notify, in OpenSSL 3.x (librdkafka 2.0.2) a new type of error is set and it was interpreted as permanent in librdkafka. It can cause a different issue depending on the RPC. If received when waiting for OffsetForLeaderEpoch response (librdkafka 2.1.x), it triggers an offset reset following the configured policy. Solved by treating SSL errors as transport errors and by setting an OpenSSL flag that allows to treat unclean SSL closes as normal ones. These types of errors can happen it the other side doesn't supportclose_notifyor if there's a TCP connection reset.