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Removed the lower bound on handshakeTimeout and replaced the negative-value rejection test with acceptance tests for -1, 0, and 1. This matches Node and Bun's tls.Server while preserving numeric validation.

The ALPN callback preference from #42683 was absorbed by #44618 (6c1eb06). No additional ALPN source change is needed here; the original branch negotiates http/1.1 on an injected connection and the adopted-TLSSocket case passes current main.

Linux x64 release at 629df9967d: the timeout file passes all 3 cases; its -1 case fails on the original head with ERR_OUT_OF_RANGE. The full HTTP file passes 320 tests (1 skip) before and after this change; current main fails the 6 injected-connection cases. The injected ALPN probe negotiates http/1.1 and invokes the callback, matching Node 26.12.1. Prettier, diff checks, and independent P0–P2 review pass. No new macOS or Windows runtime run is claimed.

What does this PR do?

Ports injected HTTPS connections onto the HTTP owner introduced by #43557 and #44032. Native parser sockets retain their fast path. A CONNECT/Upgrade socket marked as handed off can be re-emitted to an HTTPS server and is wrapped in server-side TLS before entering the HTTP fallback parser.

Native connection accounting retains the accepting listener privately, even when re-emitting a tunnel changes its public socket.server. The CONNECT regression closes that original listener while the tunnel is active and waits for closure; it fails on the earlier refreshed head and passes with this ownership fix.

The wrapper uses the current TLS options and handshake deadline, including ALPN protocol lists and callbacks. Handshake errors reach clientError, and an unhandled error destroys the socket. Numeric handshakeTimeout values, including negative values, are accepted as in Node and tls.Server.

Earlier verification

Built on macOS arm64 against main 9bd19c9. The HTTP file changes from 283 pass / 6 fail to 289 pass / 0 fail (one existing skip). The surrounding CONNECT file passes 80 tests (one skip and two todos), and TLS-server passes 99. All six injected-connection cases pass on Node 24.21. Original assertions remain intact; independent P2 review is clean.

Intermittent raw-dispatch and TLS connection-count failures were reproduced on unmodified main during qualification. The final complete HTTP and TLS files pass without changing those assertions. No new cross-platform or ASAN qualification is claimed.

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Walkthrough

The server routes TLS-configured connections through TLSSocket to HTTP/1 handling. It configures TLS callbacks and handshake timeouts, handles TLS client errors, and tracks the original listener server for socket close bookkeeping. Tests cover injected sockets, CONNECT handoff, ALPN, and timeout events.

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HTTPS connection handling

Layer / File(s)	Summary
TLS configuration and handshake settings src/js/node/_http_server.ts, test/js/bun/http/node-https-server.test.ts	The server forwards allowPartialTrustChain, stores SNI and ALPN callbacks, and validates handshakeTimeout with a 120-second default when the option is falsy. The test creates and closes servers with timeout values -1, 0, and 1.
TLS connection routing and validation src/js/node/_http_server.ts, test/js/node/http/node-http.test.ts	The server routes native sockets, wraps TLS-configured sockets, and sends secure sockets to HTTP/1 handling. Close bookkeeping uses the original listener server. Tests cover injected sockets, CONNECT handoff, ALPN settings, and handshake-timeout events.

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Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 629df

Confirm that injected HTTPS connections use the configured ALPN callback and that negative handshake timeouts remain accepted before merging.

Security architecture risk: Low · up to 7bbb3

The change requires re-routed HTTPS connections to complete TLS before HTTP handling and preserves configured authentication controls. No new security failure was established in the inspected paths. Complete transport cleanup and broader compatibility coverage remain unverified.

Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.

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Security Blast Radius

• inferred — The principal exposure is applications that inject foreign transports or re-emit CONNECT/Upgrade-handed-off sockets to HTTPS servers. Remote peers control transport bytes, while application code selects the receiving server and its TLS policy. Ordinary native connections retain their existing routing bypass; out-of-tree injection patterns were not established.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — The inspected network-driven path places TLS establishment and configured client-certificate rejection before HTTP parser entry. Failed handshakes and rejected certificates do not emit secureConnection. Applications that handle clientError retain responsibility for closing timed-out connections.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — Native socket close bookkeeping now retains and clears the original listener owner separately from the mutable public server property. This prevents handoff reassignment from redirecting connection tracking and drain-close cleanup to the receiving server.
• observed — JavaScript teardown explicitly destroys wrapped non-Socket duplex transports and coordinates adopted raw-socket closure. The added timeout helper waits for the original raw socket to close. These are containment evidence, but they do not establish complete native teardown behavior for every interruption or failed-adoption state.

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This PR and #42239 fix the same bug. I built both and compared them with node v26.3.0, with the same scripts. This PR is smaller and applies to current main, so I closed #42239 in favor of this one.

Checked on 82a9d26 (debug build):

• emit('connection', rawSocket) serves the request over TLS. req.socket is a TLSSocket, and encrypted, server, servername and alpnProtocol have the same values as in node. emit('secureConnection', tlsSocket) from a front tls.Server also works.
• Keep-alive with a 100 KB POST, the Upgrade handoff, pfx, minVersion / maxVersion, SNICallback, requestCert / rejectUnauthorized, plaintext into the fed socket and a stalled handshake match node.
• test/js/node/http/node-http.test.ts plus test/js/bun/http/node-https-server.test.ts: 163 pass, 1 skip, 0 fail. The vendored test-https-* files give the same results as on main.
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Two differences from node remain:

1. ALPNCallback does not run on a fed connection. Line 299 passes it to the TLSSocket, but line 307 sets wrapped.server = this, and the accept handler in net.ts reads socket.server._ALPNCallback before the socket's own callback. The client gets alpnProtocol === false. The same lookup breaks a standalone server-side TLSSocket that a plain http.Server adopts, so the fix is a separate PR: node:tls: run a server-side TLSSocket's own ALPNCallback when socket.server is set #42683. With it, this PR needs no change. The value from line 299 is used.
2. handshakeTimeout: -1 now throws ERR_OUT_OF_RANGE. Node v26.3.0 accepts it in https.createServer() and in tls.createServer(). Bun's tls.Server and bun 1.4.3's https.createServer() accept it too. .claude/docs/landing-prs.md asks to not validate stricter than Node.

#42239 had more tests for fed connections. Its keep-alive test for both feeds and its plaintext test (clientError before tlsClientError, nothing written back) pass here without changes. The one below covers SNICallback and ALPNCallback. It passes on this branch plus #42683, and fails on this branch alone with "200 false false localhost". Take it if it is useful (it needs TLSSocket from node:tls):

it("a fed connection runs the server's SNICallback and ALPNCallback", async () => {
  const calls: string[] = [];
  const server = createHttpsServer(
    {
      ...tlsCert,
      SNICallback: (servername, cb) => {
        calls.push(`SNI ${servername}`);
        cb(null, undefined);
      },
      ALPNCallback: ({ servername, protocols }) => {
        calls.push(`ALPN ${servername} ${protocols.join(",")}`);
        return "http/1.1";
      },
    },
    (req, res) => res.end(`${(req.socket as TLSSocket).alpnProtocol} ${(req.socket as TLSSocket).servername}`),
  );
  const front = createNetServer(socket => server.emit("connection", socket));
  await once(front.listen(0, "127.0.0.1"), "listening");
  try {
    const result = await new Promise<string>((resolve, reject) => {
      https
        .get(
          {
            host: "127.0.0.1",
            port: (front.address() as AddressInfo).port,
            servername: "localhost",
            ALPNProtocols: ["h2", "http/1.1"],
            rejectUnauthorized: false,
            agent: false,
          },
          res => {
            let text = "";
            res.setEncoding("utf8");
            res.on("data", d => (text += d));
            res.on("end", () => resolve(`${res.statusCode} ${(res.socket as TLSSocket).alpnProtocol} ${text}`));
          },
        )
        .on("error", reject);
    });
    expect(result).toBe("200 http/1.1 http/1.1 localhost");
    // The TLS library decides which ClientHello extension it processes first.
    expect(calls.sort()).toEqual(["ALPN localhost h2,http/1.1", "SNI localhost"]);
  } finally {
    front.close();
  }
});

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Refreshed for #43557/#44032 with native-parser bypass and TLS wrapping for handed-off tunnels. Native connection accounting now retains its accepting listener independently of mutable socket.server; the strengthened CONNECT-close test hangs on the earlier refresh and passes here. Against 9bd19c9 on macOS arm64: HTTP 283/6 to 289/0 pass/fail; negative timeout 0/1 to 1/0; CONNECT 80 pass, TLS 99 pass. Six Node 24 cases and P2 review pass. Earlier intermittent HTTP/TLS failures also reproduce on baseline; final full files are green.

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The HTTPS server stores the callback in _ALPNCallback, but this line passes this.ALPNCallback. The TLSSocket constructor uses options.ALPNCallback to set its own _ALPNCallback. When that field is unset, serverHandlersFor(this) omits ALPN dispatch, so custom negotiation can be skipped for wrapped connections.

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Accept negative handshakeTimeout values for Node compatibility.

With handshakeTimeout: -1, this validation throws before the HTTPS server starts. Node v26.3.0 accepts the value and arms no handshake timer when it is not positive. Remove the minimum of 0 while retaining number validation. This is the opposite of the earlier review’s requested restriction: the supplied PR context identifies that restriction as a compatibility regression. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Fixed the negative handshakeTimeout regression in steipete@629df9967d and replaced the rejection test with Node-compatible acceptance cases. The ALPN callback preference from #42683 is already on main through #44618.

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Move this test into the existing HTTPS server suite.

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Closing in favor of #46522 and #46528: all of this PR's injection, timeout, handoff and listener-ownership checks pass on both heads, as reported in their comments.