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Dropping the write connection for twitch (Sending messages) #1831
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Sometimes happens for me too. It feels very random though. |
Can confirm I have had this happen to me multiple times aswell on Windows 10 and Ubuntu. Maybe once a week or so. Maybe less maybe more. Very random |
Have it, friend complained as well. Both windows 10 |
Related #1500 |
Maybe it's an issue with twitch servers then? Is there some way we can hack a fix for it? |
Reconnecting after a dropped message is out of the question, since that can happen with spam filters. What else could be done? |
This has been happening for as long as I can remember. Last time it happened, I was downloading a file from Google Drive, which also caused a Twitch stream I was watching to stutter. OS is Windows 10. |
I'm a bit unaware on how the connections work, but is it possible to send a PING on the write connection and see if we get a response? And if not try and reconnect? Or is this already something that exists. |
This has been coming up recently a lot again. Lots of user complaints. Probably because TMI is dying a lot more, but still we could do a better job of reconnecting. |
Looking into this further in this PR: #2347 |
One thing I noticed is that it sometimes takes multiple reconnects before it "flushes" the writes - I get multiple "you're sending messages too quickly" messages upon reconnecting (typically after either the first or second time). |
Now we're on commit 2f568b8; Changes from upstream we pulled: - Minor: Searching for users in the viewer list now searches anywhere in the user's name. (Chatterino#2861) - Minor: Now shows deletions of messages like timeouts (Chatterino#1155, Chatterino#2841) - Minor: Added a link to accounts page in settings to "You need to be logged in to send messages" message. (Chatterino#2862) - Minor: Switch to Twitch v2 emote API for animated emote support. (Chatterino#2863) - Bugfix: Fix reconnecting when IRC write connection is lost (Chatterino#1831, Chatterino#2356, Chatterino#2850) - Bugfix: Fixed bit emotes not loading in some rare cases. (Chatterino#2856)
Fixed by #2850 |
Now we're on commit 0021290; Changes from upstream we pulled: - Bugfix: Fix reconnecting when IRC write connection is lost (Chatterino#1831, Chatterino#2356, Chatterino#2850, Chatterino#2892) - Bugfix: Fixed subscription emotes showing up incorrectly in the emote menu. (Chatterino#2905) Changes added in Chatterino7 only: - Major: Added 7tv badges. (2154981) - Minor: Fixed potential issues preventing 7tv emotes from loading (c0b1117)
Describe the bug
Dropping connection the write connection for twitch (Sending messages).
Reading messages is fine, but randomly I can't send any messages anymore.
Restarting or reconnecting fixes this.
To reproduce
Wait for twitch to drop the connection...
Screenshots
Chatterino version
Chatterino Nightly 2.1.7 (commit 8e202c3, 21.06.2020)
Operating system
Windows 8.1 (Oops wrote win 10 before :P), pretty sure it also happens on arch
Additional information
It might be because I've been having packet loss issues with my internet.
Maybe there is a way to check if this connection dropped so we can reconnect?
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