Some classes which inherit `socketserver.TCPServer ` should override `allow_reuse_port`

[idankap]

Bug report

Bug description:

In #30072 there was a change to socketserver.TCPServer which added a new variable allow_reuse_port to support the usage of SO_REUSEPORT along with SO_REUSEADDR. The problem is that the classes which inherit from socketserver.TCPServer and override allow_reuse_address weren't updated to include the override of the new variable allow_reuse_port.

CPython versions tested on:

3.11

Operating systems tested on:

Linux

Linked PRs

• gh-120485: Add an override of allow_reuse_port on classes inheriting socketserver.TCPServer #120488

[aisk]

If we set SO_REUSEPORT to True, one server like a HTTP server or a XMLRPC Server can bind to the same port, for example, localhost:1234. And the kernel may dispatch the request to different server process randomly.

This is a perplexing behavior to people who didn't know about it, for example, when a user started a HTTP service process when develop a new website, and modified the source code, and forgot there was already a process there, then started a new one. As a result, he will see his change works randomly.

So I think it's not a good idea to set the SO_REUSEPORT on as default.

[nineteendo]

Can this be closed?