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### TLS Error Handling ### TLS Error Handling
The server uses a `ServerWrapper` type to intercept and classify errors from `Serve()` and `ServeTLS()`. TLS-specific errors are logged at debug level to reduce log clutter: The server uses a `ServerWrapper` type to intercept and classify errors from `Serve()` and `ServeTLS()`. Two mechanisms:
- Uses `errors.As` to detect TLS error types: `tls.AlertError`, `tls.CertificateVerificationError`, `tls.ECHRejectionError`, `tls.RecordHeaderError` 1. **Server errors** (`Serve()` / `ServeTLS()`): Uses `errors.As` to detect TLS error types (`tls.AlertError`, `tls.CertificateVerificationError`, `tls.ECHRejectionError`, `tls.RecordHeaderError`) and checks for "tls:" prefix. TLS-specific errors logged at debug level, others at warn level.
- Also checks for "tls:" prefix in error messages
- Additionally uses `http.Server.ErrorLog` with a custom logger that writes at debug level for net/http's internal TLS-related messages
This ensures client-side TLS errors (handshake failures, certificate issues) don't clutter production logs. 2. **net/http internal errors** (`http.Server.ErrorLog`): Uses `DebugLogger()` which routes messages through `slogWriter.Write()`:
- TLS-related errors (keywords: "tls", "ssl", "handshake", "certificate") → logged at debug level
- Other errors → logged at warn level
- Both are filtered by configured `loglevel`. Set `loglevel: debug` to see all messages.
This ensures client-side TLS errors (handshake failures, certificate issues) don't clutter production logs by default.
### Compression Level Mapping ### Compression Level Mapping