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Author jakirkham
Recipients amacd31, christian.heimes, jakirkham, jan-xyz, matan1008, methane, ronaldoussoren
Date 2021-06-24.08:34:13
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Right with this change ( https://github.com/python/cpython/pull/25468 ). Thanks for adding that Christian :)

I guess what I'm wondering is if in older Python versions we could do an `#ifdef` check to try and use `SSL_read_ex` & `SSL_write_ex` if the symbols are found at build time? This would allow package maintainers the option to build with a newer OpenSSL to fix this issue (even on older Pythons)
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