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|  | Returning 0 bytes sent upon error causes an infinite loop
within the calling gnutls code. Returning -1 as an error
code allows gnutls to properly detect and recover. | 
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|  | lockdownd_client_new()
... instead of in lockdownd_client_new_with_handshake(). This way
the device UUID is also available when only using a non-paired
connection (e.g. when using the idevicepair tool). | 
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|  | Thanks to Gordon Assaf for pointing this out. |