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AssertionError at TLSWrap.onhandshakestart (_tls_wrap.js:66:3) #22240
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IIRC I have observed that once on |
@alexlamsl Would you be able to please provide a minimal Node.js application to reproduce the problem |
@maclover7 crashing only 4 times over ~2 months makes investigations rather difficult. If/when I have a reliable test case to illustrate this issue, you'll be the first to know. |
FWIW this is the line that aborts Line 66 in a657984
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Same problem. Node v10.5.0 |
Same here, node v10.5.0 |
I'm getting exactly the same 5 lines of error. It seems to occur after my ssl cert is renewed and the https server is auto-closed then recreated with the new cert+key. @alexlamsl maybe simulating a certificate change will trigger the error? If it's complex for you to try, I could try it out. |
@adabru go right ahead — in my case the certificate always static. |
Ok, I couldn't reproduce it with changing the certificate. |
Potentially related to issue #22149 / PR #22214. I also ran into this issue, and subtracting the date from when the process started to when I got the first assertion error was almost exactly 2^31 milliseconds. And from tracing back through the code that leads to this assertion failure, it depends on the same |
@calzoneman thanks for the heads up - will test on |
In my case it also were 2^31 milliseconds. |
Same error here with node 10.6.0 |
same error here with node 10.0.0 |
Same error with Node 10 on a Raspberry Pi running Docker (node:latest) Can't find any step to reproduce |
@Trott yes, the problem does not occur in node >= 10.9.0 |
Great! I'll close this. Thanks. |
A simple HTTPS server will occasionally die with the following trace:
The only relevant detail I can think of is the system clock is configured to synchronise with ntp.pool.org
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